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How Long It Will Take To Get Cure After Having A Paralysis Attack?
Dear sir. my father is attacked paralysis before 4 days, one side of his left leg and left hand not working, now is moving his left leg and slowly walking, how many days to take cure sir
Sun, 23 Oct 2011
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You need to consult a Neurologist doctor to get examined & for treatment.You may require investigations like X-ray, MRI, CT scan to locate the problem. Exercises play important role here because it will regain the muscle power because if he stop the exercises it may create other deformities as well as motivation and emotional support is very important for the patient. Recovery depends on the patient's body but it will take some time.
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You need to consult a Neurologist doctor to get examined & for treatment.You may require investigations like X-ray, MRI, CT scan to locate the problem. Exercises play important role here because it will regain the muscle power because if he stop the exercises it may create other deformities as well as motivation and emotional support is very important for the patient. Recovery depends on the patient's body but it will take some time.
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you need to consult a physiotherapist which will guide you with various exercises.
there are many techniques which have come up these days which help resolve the condition.
but you should be quick in taking action.
the more you wait, muscles become more n more spastic.
there are many techniques which have come up these days which help resolve the condition.
but you should be quick in taking action.
the more you wait, muscles become more n more spastic.
I find this answer helpful
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Most recovery takes place in the first 3 months, and only minor additional measurable improvement occurs after the 6 months following onset; however, recovery may continue over a longer period of time in some patients who have significant partial return of voluntary movement.
Regards Dr. Jagdish
Most recovery takes place in the first 3 months, and only minor additional measurable improvement occurs after the 6 months following onset; however, recovery may continue over a longer period of time in some patients who have significant partial return of voluntary movement.
Regards Dr. Jagdish
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