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Is it possible to stroke(brainstem) patient completely recovered? How much time required? He can eat, speak but he has no feeling in his right side?
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I can understand your problems but need some medical and physical routine history to evaluate your case and diagnosis it may be due to neurological symptoms for further guidance and consultation follow up on practo chat.
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