Stroke/brain dead?

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Stroke/brain dead?

Asked for Male, 67 Years

The folowing symptoms are observed in someone: Dropping face, inability to talk, partial paralysis of the right hand and leg, no appetite, extremely high blood pressure. Lack of bowel movement. Any chances of survival?

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Ms. Swati Gupta (PT) Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Kolkata Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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chances of survival depends on the area of brain affected. age, gender, dominance, quality of life before stroke, etc. are the factors that affects prognosis

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