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Are Moodiness And Hallucinations Normal After Clot Removal From Brain?

What should I expect to see in a person recovering after a blood clot has been removed from the left side of the brain. He also has Parkinson s. He appears to be moody, see things that are not there, gets upset quickly and talks about things that are not. He has always been very gentle now he is agitated and short tempered.
posted on Thu, 30 Jul 2015
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Welcome to healthcaremagic.com. I am saddened at the turn of personality. The symptoms you describe are really seen in those that have had injury to the fronto-temporal brain, I assume that this is where his blood clot was. The symptoms may last a few weeks to permanently. It is hard to predict and only time will tell. I hope this helps, good luck.
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Are Moodiness And Hallucinations Normal After Clot Removal From Brain?

Welcome to healthcaremagic.com. I am saddened at the turn of personality. The symptoms you describe are really seen in those that have had injury to the fronto-temporal brain, I assume that this is where his blood clot was. The symptoms may last a few weeks to permanently. It is hard to predict and only time will tell. I hope this helps, good luck.