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Thalamic bleed on 12 August 2026
My father got thalamic bleed on 12 august 26. Now after 1 months of Post bleed,we see he wakes up 2-3 times a day,take food by normal swaolling method but sleeps a lot in Day time,no much improvement in d mobility of right hand and leg .
Sir ,I want to ask how much time it will take to get back to normal life in terms of sitting, standing n walking.
Here I attached first and latest CT scan report
Plz comment how the treatment is going on?
As we heard from few people around us that within 8-10 days mobility comes at few centres?
Do we should take der? Or show us right path
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Dr. Abhinav Debanath
Neurosurgeon
13 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi, Neurological recovery typically takes more time than other systems. Even small thalamic bleeds can be troublesome due to the functional importance of thalamus and surrounding structures. You have to continue physiotherapy but do not expect very significant improvement before 6 months. Some people may recover quicker, some may take more time and some may not recover fully despite everything because every patient is different and everyone's disease is different. Consult your treating neurologist/neurosurgeon regularly , follow their advice, continue physiotherapy and give it time.
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Dr. Amol Gajanan Andhale
Neurologist
8 yrs exp
Wardha
Kindly consult Neurologist
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