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GB syndrome (neurology)

2016-01-18 14:06:04
Day1. No hip & leg movement. Day2. No hand movement. Chances that it started attacking lung muscles Day3. Afternoon IVIG treatment started. Day4. Morning ventilation has started. Day8. IVIG completed. Treated for 5 days Day8. Partial lung collpase. Day9.Tracheostomy done. Question: what are the chances to recover
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It will take 1 month to start recovering. Start with physiotherapy with medicine. Usually it gets recovery 100% if complications doesn't happen. Regards.

Answered2016-01-19 02:02:20

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