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Brain Stroke

Brain Stroke
Q.

Good afternoon, My grandmother is a right-side body paralysis patient. For the last 2 years, they have been following homoeopathy advice, but there has been no improvement in their health. Is there a surgery available for paralysis patients? Will she come out with this problem? And what are the main reasons for paralysis?

A.

Your grandmother has suffered a brain stroke. High blood pressure, high blood sugar and cholesterol, etc are a few common causes of stroke. Early allopathic treatment could have helped your granny. But after 2 yrs chances of recovery are only minimal. Surgery is not an option in this case. Physiotherapy is all that we can do now. Early treatment and early physiotherapy give the best results. Surgery in selected cases is only to save a life but not to reverse paralysis.

Dr. Thota Phaneeswar - Neuro Surgeon - Visakhapatnam
Dr. Thota Phaneeswar

Neuro Surgeon

Visakhapatnam
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