Brain and Spine Problems

Hi, My sister fall from height and she was diagnosed with L1 fracture with pressure on spinal cord later operated with Fixation of L1 By Implant of 2 Screws one rod and mesh cage. It's being 12 days after surgery. There is mild movement in legs but zero movement in feet Anyone please tell how much time it will take to get the movement in feet and can start walk with support

Hello I am here to ask about my grandmother condition she had breast cancer and that as been cleared but now it has spread to all over the brain and doctor says that she won't survive but she talks and shows action but she is little unconscious what to do at this time and doctor suggests kimo therapy but it has 10% survival chance

For the last 2 years i feel i havent slept properly, if i sleep by 11 pm, i get up by 2 am automatically and then unable to sleep for 2-3 hours and as soon as i get up by 7 am after a short sleep i feel like iam lightheaded and dizziness with immense fatigue and without sleep, this has been happening repeatedly everyday. Please help.

My baby is 13 months old during sleep he vibrates his leg some times hands in  few seconds is this normal?? Why this happens?? Please reply I'm worrying so much

Hello doctor My baby is 13 months old during sleeping he twitches and vibrates his hands and legs in every night is this normal?? Why this happens??I noticed this when he was at 5th month old but still continues..Please I'm worrying so much

Dear Doctors, Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) is often portrayed in media as a rapid, debilitating, and potentially life-threatening condition. While this accurately reflects the severe end of the spectrum, I'm interested in gaining a more nuanced understanding. My question is: In your clinical experience, how does the typical presentation and prognosis of GBS compare to the often dramatic depictions in media? Specifically, could you discuss the range of severity you observe, the frequency of complete recovery, and the factors that influence long-term outcomes, to provide a more balanced perspective on the actual seriousness of GBS?

My MIL is around 70 yrs of age. She has had high bo and sugar for a pretty long time. Few months back she was hospitalised as she had a small stroke. The discharge summary stated she has parkinson disease. Now she has started hallucinations and remains delusional sometime. She is taking her meds which speciality to consult

My baby 14 months old during sleep he vibrates his legs few seconds is this normal ?? Why this happens??

Visible blue veins and pain feeling in legs at night diabetes also over weight also regular heavy smoker and drinker

My mother is having issues of Low muscle Strength and Numbness in her muscles sometimes after Total Knee Replacement in her Right knee. What can be the issues?