Question: My father underwent a brain stroke in the right-side and it led to left side hemiperasis. Below is the summary of events in the chronological order: Brain Stroke: Nov 20 21:30 IST (approx) Injection Administered : Nov 21 22:40 IST (approx) , well with in 3 hours Injection Details: "Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen Activator"(TNK-t-PA Injection 40 mg)Velix-40Tenecteplase Injection 40 mg, Cost 36k INR MRI Report attached : Nov 21 10:00 IST (aprox) Medications: Attached General Progress: My father experienced acute headache in the initial 4 days and concern was raised by everyone including me. However with added medications and time, headache has subsided to a considerable but tolerable limit. Physical Progress: My father can move his affected left leg little bit but can't raise it against gravity nor can he stand on his own. There is minimal movement observed in the left arm and very little slurring in the speech. Mental State: Although in irritated and agitated state, my Father can still recognize everyone and speak wisely. However he is not yet aware of the exact occurence of events leading to current predicament. Current Status: CT scan was done yesterday evening and is attached too. Physician's Opinion: He is suggesting to take my father home and continue with prescribed medicines as well as physiotherapy. However I need an expert opinion from your side based on the data provided, that is it safe to transfer him home or further medication is needed?