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PARALYSYS in Left Side
My father got paralysys in left side in Dec 2013. He had high BP and high sugar too.
Now every thing is under control but still he cannot walk.
He has full sensation in his left side but not able to walk.He is getting Physiotherapy since long.
He can stand for few seconds with help of a stick.
Do you have any treatment for him ?
Please reply...help us.
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Physiotherapy will help him improve
Other than that there is not much to be done
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Dr. Chethan R S
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6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi....., your father should Eat a healthy diet means getting plenty of fruits, vegetables and healthy whole grains, nuts, seeds and legumes; eating little or no red or processed meat; limiting intake of cholesterol and saturated fat (typically found in foods of animal origin) and minimize salt intake so as to support healthy blood pressure.....
Rehabilitation such as speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy....
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