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Suggest Treatment For Paralytic Attack On Left Side Of Body

My Friend Mr Maqsood Age 46 Year has left side paralisis. Now the treatment is done. But he could no move and no power left side. Doctor said that do the physiotherepic exercise. But he can t do. Is any medicine or any yoga exercise for him, Suggest me please. YYYY@YYYY
Thu, 14 May 2015
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hello and welcome.

I understand that you are trying your best, but please understand that physiotherapy plays a huge role in such cases especially when initiated early and taken care of well enough.

Of course he will not be able to do the physiotherapy himself for a while. My mother too had a stroke and was paralysed to her left, but with early management and the initiation of physiotherapy she now does not even look like she ever had a stroke. Make sure all the medications (e.g. statins, ecosprin, clopidogrel, etc.) are taken in a religious manner and the physiotherapy is vital, really.

Best wishes.
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Suggest Treatment For Paralytic Attack On Left Side Of Body

hello and welcome. I understand that you are trying your best, but please understand that physiotherapy plays a huge role in such cases especially when initiated early and taken care of well enough. Of course he will not be able to do the physiotherapy himself for a while. My mother too had a stroke and was paralysed to her left, but with early management and the initiation of physiotherapy she now does not even look like she ever had a stroke. Make sure all the medications (e.g. statins, ecosprin, clopidogrel, etc.) are taken in a religious manner and the physiotherapy is vital, really. Best wishes.