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Paralytic stroke

2019-09-07 19:15:25
Sudden paralytic stroke 4 days back. left side working with pain and not completely. had chest infection with fever yesterday. reports are attached. please advice chances of recovery and estimated time for the same.
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Good morning. With proper treatment by a Neurophysician and physiotherapist and dietary control exercise you will recover completely in 6-8 month time. Progress is relatively slow with minors residual change. After initial acute phase over and recovery started YOGA can help in recovery. You have to monitor your Blood sugar and BP . You are 51 yrs of age . Take due preacuation . You can consult me online for GP moniitoring but treatment is through Neurophysician

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