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Imbalance during walk post Burr hole s

2017-11-21 10:54:13
Post hematoma surgery I'm balancing during walk. This has started after that.
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That is because of SDH .
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please visit any neurologist and Rehabilitation center

Answered2017-11-25 05:46:06

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