Brain Doctors Questions

Post studying the complete medical history , we'll be able to figure out the best possible solution. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.

Post studying the complete medical history , we'll be able to figure out the best possible solution. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and medication plan.

Start physiotherapy,, also with this u can go for proper homeopathic treatment which will also help to improve the condition

Ecospirin and atorvastatin are essential in preventing ischemic stroke. Further medication is required based on the presence of intracranial blood vessel occlusion, presence of atrial fibrillation (rhythm abnormality of heart) etc. Which can be commented only after getting results of ct angiogram/mri tof ,ecg and echo of heart. You can upload the details for a detailed opinion.

It cannot be improved as it is related to brain matter,, the tumor have injured the optical lobe,, soo it's almost impossible

There are lots of information that needs to be explained in detail according to you. Each point plays a crucial role hence needs to be clarified over a video or audio call.

Dear user how you can you confirm this is brain injury. Until an unless you have it is not documented by any authorized doctor. If it, it's ok.in case of head injury first this is, what is the patient current condition, is it conscious or not.in case of unconscious, need proper and regular change posture, daily oral cleaning and fallow diet chart. Daily check for bed sore. Proper physiotherapy.in case of conscious, this is easy fallow all instructions as advised by your doctor or hospital. Physi...more

Minor head injuries often cause a bump or bruise. As long as the person is awake and with no deep cuts, it's unlikely there will be any serious damage. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.

Headache is an important symptom of brain tumour. It may be acute or chronic and with or without vomiting. About 2/3rd of brain tumour patients experience headache at some point of time .but absence of headache doesn't exclude brain tumour. Symptoms of brain tumour depend on the type and location of the tumour. Primary brain tumours are more common at the age group of 40-60. So you should not be panicked. There are many other curable /benign neurological diseases which may give rise to symptoms ...more

Head injuries can lead to short-term memory problems and difficulty in making reasoned judgments and decisions. But we have to look into the details of the problem.Let's have a detailed discussion to Ensure proper treatment.