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Homeopathy Doctor•Hyderabad
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This can be due to hormonal imbalances, especially around menopause. Belladonna and sepia are commonly used remedies, but a thorough case analysis is needed to find the most suitable remedy for you.
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Neurologist•Anand
Brain stroke can be of two types, ischemic and hemorrhage. All patients with brain stroke need secondary prevention, which means preventing stroke recurrence. There is high level evidence that medicines like aspirin - a blood thinner, statin a medicine that reduces cholesterol, control of blood pressure, diabetes control help in preventing second stroke. These should be under the follow-up of a neurologist. Along with that, lifestyle modification with having reduce extra salt in diet, low oily o...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Patna
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Hi, lybrate user,
•its might cause due to compression and irritation of nerve causing pain with heat sensation in thighs and lumbo-secral area , relaxed in standing posture and movement .
•Wear loose underwear to relax compression.
•Monitor your weight, if you are obeased.
Tk, homoeopathic medicine, underlying :
@ Rhus tox 30 ch -5 drops, thrice.
•Avoid , junk food, alcohol and nicotine.
Tk, care.
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MBBS, MD - Pediatrics, DNB (Pediatrics)

Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Hemiparesis refers to a moderate or incomplete weakness or reduction of strength on one side of the body. In contrast, hemiplegia denotes a severe or total loss of strength or paralysis on one side of the body. The primary distinction between these two conditions lies in their levels of severity.
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Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Treating hemiparesis and recovering strength on the weakened side of the body is achievable. The treatment of hemiparesis is a comprehensive process that involves a multidisciplinary medical team. Your personalized treatment plan is likely to incorporate a combination of physical therapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation therapy, and mental health therapy. By combining these therapeutic approaches, individuals with hemiparesis can maximize their potential for recovery and improve their overa...more
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Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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While it is possible to recuperate from hemiparesis, it is important to understand that attaining the same level of strength as before the stroke may not be entirely possible. Complete recovery often requires a significant amount of time, ranging from weeks to months or even years. However, engaging in consistent rehabilitation exercises and therapy can play a crucial role in expediting the recovery process. By adhering to a regular rehabilitation regimen, individuals with hemiparesis can enhanc...more
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MBBS, MD - Pediatrics, DNB (Pediatrics)

Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Hemiparesis refers to the weakness or limited movement experienced on a single side of the body, which can significantly impede daily tasks such as eating or dressing. This one-sided weakness in areas such as the arms, hands, face, chest, legs, or feet can lead to difficulties with balance and stability.
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Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Certainly, hemiparesis is prevalent among individuals who have survived a stroke. Approximately eight out of every ten stroke survivors encounter hemiparesis. Nonetheless, certain strokes or brain injuries can result in muscle weakness on the same side as the injury, known as ipsilateral hemiparesis.
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Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Yes, hemiparesis is considered as a disability which is a one sided weakness. Though this is not as debilitating as paralysis it has quite similar effects on the body. Main cuases for hemiparesis include stroke and also few diseases like cerebral palsy, a few cancers, and multiple sclerosis.
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Pediatric Neurologist•Mumbai
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Hemiparesis is most commonly caused by stroke, where specific body parts do not receive sufficient oxygen, resulting in cell death. When the regions associated with strength and movement are affected, it can lead to hemiparesis. Additionally, certain conditions like cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and certain cancers can also contribute to the development of hemiparesis.
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