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Right Frontal Intracerebral Haematoma
At 79yrs, she suffered RIGHT FRONTAL INTRACEREBRAL HAEMATOMA on 2/2/2021. She was discharged from the Hospital on 08/02/2021. She was on the following medications in hospital:Ceftriaxone,Mannitol,Levipil,Pan,Zofer,Paracetamol, Stamlo,LEVIPIL,Shellcal and Duphalac. She has a Ryle's tube and Foley's Catheter.. She was discharged with the following medication:Stamlo, Levipil 2 times. Pan,Duphalac,Orofer, Shellcal & Multivitamin. She can talk in slurred speech and very very low vol for 4-5 times/day. She can't keep her eyes open for more than 3-4 secs at a time,only 9-10 times/day upon great trying. She mostly answers by nodding her head and cannot sit upright for very long. She has some movement in her left leg and very little in left arm, right side is fine. How much time will it take for the clot to dissolve & time to atleast eat with her mouth? What is the reason for tiredness, and why doctor has not given clot busting medicine? What should we do? Please help!
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There is no clot busting Medicine for such hematoma. Time to recovery varies as per volume and site of bleed along with other parameters like age of patient, comorbidities.. usually it is a slow process ..3 months to a year. Only time will tell how much recovery will happen .do regular physiotherapy and follow up.
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