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Post brain stroke paralysed patient
My grandma is 75 year's old. She got brain stroke cloths and bleed like 4 months ago. She became paralysed nasal feeded and a catheral tube injected. She has been on medication in between she used to be active like crying opening the eyes and trying to communicate but couldn't due to paralysis. But now for 2 weeks she is sleeping too much 18 19 hours barely eyes are opening. She is only active when she does poop . Due to financial crises we couldn't visit hospital and we have been taking care. What needs to be done now
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This presentation could be related to several different neurological pathways. To give you an accurate diagnosis, we would need to review your previous reports and conduct a thorough workup. I recommend scheduling an appointment.
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This could be due to increase in size of the clot or recurrent stroke. Kindly contact urgently, here or at Miracle Health Centre, Shalimar Bagh new delhi
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Dr. Dhiraj Kumar Poonia
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