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My father is hospitalised on 20.10.2024. He was not able to move his leg and body and mouth. Upon diagnosis, it was found that he had some problems in his brain. " diffused cerebral atrophy," chest infection. A few weeks back, due to a sudden fall on the ground, he got hurt back. During x ray, Crack was observed. Now, the doctor is unable to tell how long he will take to get well. We are really worried.
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Kindly connect will help you.
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U r in right place, it's not at all a case for open platform. Need lot of patience. Hope for the best.
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Hello. From your given information, diffuse cerebral atrophy is not a serious thing. It's quite common in this age. Regarding low sodium count, it should be corrected by the physician along with management of chest infection in a icu setup as he is already admitted. ' Crack in xray' is not enough to diagnose  which bone involved. If he is unable to move his limb that may be due to electrolyte imbalance or may have a brain injury (CVA) which is to be diagnosed from CT scan or MRI imaging. Be patient. Have faith in your treating doctor. Don't run here and there.
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if he is bed ridden for a long time then atleast move him side to side and use air mattress to prevent bed sore
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need more information kindly consult
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This is a kindly request to book a proper appointment for detailed evaluation and management for better consultation experience.
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Pls confirm if he has got cerebral infarct by sharing MRI.Pls connect for further discussion and solution.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Do connect and consult
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Pls have physical examination with nearby Physician. Do consult. Get CT scan of brain done and have a follow up.
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