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Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis Questions

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FRHS, Ph.D Neuro , MPT - Neurology Phys...read more

Physiotherapist•Chennai
Do consult expert in neuro physiotherapist and continue good rehabilitation to her functional abilities
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Orthopedist•Thrissur
Dear , I am unaware of any definitive treatment for your problem. There is tremendous amount of research in progress. These include spinal cord stimulators and robotics. I am unable to specify if something is available as of now. But I am sure that the next few yrs a break through will happen.
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Homeopathy Doctor•Sindhudurg
Ofcourse yes sir. Homoeopathy will definitely make remarkable progress, when there is no progress by any medicine, homoeopathy do miracle. You can consult me for homoeopathic treatment without side effects.
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BHMS

Homeopath•Mumbai
Take homeopathy!
build his will power by meditation! ask him to fight it out and face it rather than consider himself as a victim!
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Gynaecologist•Noida
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Unfortunately it appears that she has had a stroke and hence right sided hemiplegia with contralateral facial nerve palsy which is causing difficulty in eating. This shall take more than 6-8 months to recover if it does.
Regards.
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My wife (78) had brain stroke on 26 - 10 2013. She was in hospital for ten days in icu and sixteen days in ward. She is paralyzed on right side from foot to face. Physiotherapy is continuing. Now she is able to recognize people to some extent but not able to speak correctly. She says' karka karke karka' but not speaks the words as we speak. Because of paralysis she is confined to bed. Not able to sit, not able to move herself any of her limb on right side. Food is boiled daal, khichri and vegetable blend boiled and ground in mixer given by spoon every three hours (from 7 am to 10 pm) during which blood pressure, pulse rate, blood oxygen and body temperature are recorded. High is control bp is controlled between 150 and 100 mm hg using carca 12.5 mg. Other medicines being given are (a) in morning shelcal 500, aterva 40, crocine pain relief, methycobal 500, each one tab and noculi 2tab, along with livipil syrup 7.5 ml, and (b) in evening crocine pain relief, methycobal 500, ecosprin 75, one tab each and noculi 2tab alongwith livipil syrup 7.5 ml. Phensidyl is sos one tsp in case high cough trouble. Tests e. G. Urine routine and culture, kft etc are as advised by doctor from time to time. I think maximum details are provided. Please suggest improvement in treatment so that she can stand, walk (with/without walker) and can carry out her daily activities with no/some support. Thanks and expect your advice.

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Physiotherapist•Mumbai
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Continue medication and physiotherapy as prescribed.
Keep patience, you will see progress.
Best wishes.
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