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Brain stroke
My Father 63 years had brain stroke on 6th & 7th June 17, doctor identified "Accute left MCA territory with Bilateral ICA severe stenosis", (Left >Right), & told that my father both arteries are blocked but right one is partially blocked and can do stenting, but suddenly doctor told he cant do stenting since it may bleed while stenting , so currently he has given tablets only and asked us to revisit after 3 months for stenting if everything is fine, there is no speech, there is no movement in right hand & leg & bedridden, please help me how to proceed further for treatment & early recovery - whether to continue Allopathyic or to go for Ayurvedic?
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Continue his current treatment
It will take time to improve
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Your father have been evaluated and treated well. They have also explained the risks associated with procedures while he is on antiplatelets.
Stroke usually takes alot of time in recovery process. Physiotherapy is adviced and continue doing regular follow ups.
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