On February 8th, my father had a stroke with an intracerebral bleed of 39 mm in the deep brain, which also caused a paralysis on his right side. Since then, his recovery has been progressing—his speech is clearer than before, though not fully clear yet. He is starting to move his legs, and he can stand with support. The medications have remained the same for the past two months, and the doctor provided a new three-month prescription. At his second checkup, the doctor noted possible nerve compression in his neck and suggested a neck support. However, if this does not improve, surgery might be required. Could you provide a second opinion on whether the nerve compression is likely and if we should consider changing his medication or other interventions at this stage?
My daughter is starring at one place for about 10 to 15 seconds. She is not responding during that time. After that she came back to her normal activities like nothing happened. We have consult neurologist and took an eeg yesterday. EEG report came abnormal.
No family history of seizure. What may be the reason ? I am so Worried about this
Is this absence seizure curable
Whenever I take steroids medicine as prescribed by the doctor, I feel a severe headache and migraine, panic attack, in 2019 for the cervical spine issue the doctor prescribed me some methyl prednisolone, i frustrated for one year after taking anti psychotic and migraine drugs pain relive, same thing happened last year when I took omnacortil as prescribed by ENT
From the last 15 days I feeling joints pain so doctor prescribed medrol 4mg , i am afraid of it , pls guide me
SUPRATENTORIAL:
Multiple, discrete, few confluent, T2-FLAIR hyperintensities are seen in bilateral subcortical
fronto-parietal white matter.
Rest both the cerebral hemispheres are normal in signal intensity and grey and white interface
is well maintained.
Grey and white matter
If I take peg d 75/20 for 1month is it safe..will any habit be formed of it..I hvnt started yet..Also started with ciplar la..
