I met with an accident. Lost my left hand and leg. Walking with an artificial leg, however, my hand and leg don't work. It was operated. Now getting little power. What I can do to increase power?

Dr. Prakhar SinghGeneral Physician5yrs exp

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You should expect to lose the ability to control the side or half of your body that?s been impacted by the paralysis. This is because the part of your brain that?s responsible for controlling the movement of the muscles can no longer function as it should, as a result of the trauma. In some cases, the muscles on the opposite side of your body will start to atrophy. You may even develop chronic pain as a result of the paralysis.  

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