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Suffering From Stroke, Unable To Speak. Can It Get Better?

Doctor my brother is suffering from stroke and unable to speak audibly,what help can we get to bring such situation to normalcy?He also cannot walk properly as the right leg is very weak,the right hand weak from the shoulder joint . If possible kindly recommend medicines for the problem. Here is my email address for your quick answers.Email: YYYY@YYYY Waiting anxiously for your kind response. Mr. Ogba Omokorie Nwojo, Phone: +0000
Fri, 21 Sep 2012
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Hi welcome to HCM,
difficult to tell you, but there is no immediate solution for stroke i.e paralysis.He is suffering from hemiparesis. Physiotheraphy will help to gain power in upper and lower limb, but it will be a gradual procedure and depends on extent of damage of bran. You have to take antithrombolytic medicine to avoid further stroke.
Thanking you.
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Suffering From Stroke, Unable To Speak. Can It Get Better?

Hi welcome to HCM, difficult to tell you, but there is no immediate solution for stroke i.e paralysis.He is suffering from hemiparesis. Physiotheraphy will help to gain power in upper and lower limb, but it will be a gradual procedure and depends on extent of damage of bran. You have to take antithrombolytic medicine to avoid further stroke. Thanking you.