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Paralysis of left arm
My dad had a major stroke back then in 12th July 2015.his left side of the body was parlysed which has been recovering slowing as if now..but his left arm has no movements yet..why?how to recover from this
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speed of recovery is slow after an year.
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Visit a rehabilitaion centre where you can get physiotherapy and occupational therapy because both of them are required.
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Hi, upper limb recovery is normally slow you need to continue physiotherapy.
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A nerve stimulator could be of help. Visit a physiotherapist for this
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Gentle Shoulder Stretching.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Gentle Neck Exercises.
Avoid sleeping on affected side..
Warm up and cool down is a must.
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