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Eye Opening After Brain Surgery
My father Opening 1 eye completely and 1 is opening Partially
What are the possible reasons for the Same
He started opening eye in last 5 days
Can he open other eye also after some days
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Is that associated with facial palsy, that is any deviation of angle of mouth or drooling of saliva? . Any change in facial skin sensation?
Or Could be due to slight damage to 3rd nerve for which u need to wait upto 3 m n look for further improvement.If worsening urgently seek operating surgeon n ophthalmic opinion.
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control DM HTN if he have it.
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Probability of this depends on type of brain surgery performed
Kindly share his medical reports
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