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Stroke second time

2016-10-31 05:13:39
My father has been affected by stroke for the second time in less than 5 months. he was affected by ischemic stroke type both the times. Now doctor has advised him to two blood thinner tablets a day(clopilet), he is unable to speak and his right hand and right leg is paralyzed. I need a advice whether he would recover? Also taking two blood thinner a day wouldn't cause a hemmoragic stroke? I am worried about that
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Recovery cannot be predicted There is a risk of hemorrhagic stroke with blood thinners but risk of ischemic stroke without blood thinners is also there

Answered2016-10-31 11:28:54

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