Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis Questions

Hello,
1. Though your father does not have classic sleep paralysis, the paralyses of lower limbs in isolation appears to be a parasomnia. You can try sleeping on the sides and not sleep flat and raised hed and shoulders. /'have regular sleeping hours.

Respected Lybrate user. I am not seen properly about your problem. Missing something. Please re send your problem. Thank you.

Hi sir
blood in cough indicates damage of blood vessels in lungs vomiting of blood is in
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first we have to rule out bleeding firm which site
detailed case history is needed to give proper treatment and guidance homeopathic medicines will definitely help you you can book an appointment through Lybrate app for further queries and consultation.

Dear lybrate-user ji
I must congratulate you on the patience and perseverance that you and your family have shown to your grandfather. The medicines will continue since he is predisposed to stroke. I would request you to have a consultation with your treating doctor and ask for his advice. That would be better.

Dear lybrate-user,
it may be sleep paralysis, the best remedy for you is to practise correct sleep hygiene measures. That is go to bed at same time everyday, keep the room dark, do not watch tv before sleeping. Read a book and get up at the same time.

Give him kanchnaar guggulu regularly. But for proper diagnosis and prescription accordingly, you need to consult with his reports. Take care.

Hello Lybrate user, you have to do regular facial exercise and take physiotherapy treatment. Do exercise many times in a day.
U have to avoid that habit because our body is natural and if any injury occurs than no any option to completely recover as normal. Mostly person do this but don't take tension, it's a hormonal change. So you can avoid .good luck. Be confident.

Protein is needed,, give paneer OR boiled chicken, needed,,have to do physiotherapy,, need proper homeopathic treatment along with this

It is good to know that his seizures are controlled with the above medicines. Since he has had a seizure recently in march I will not recommend reducing the dosage just now. Another seizure will be a set back and best avoided.
Please also continue the medication for stroke prevention and physiotherapy.

Hello lybrate-user, your grammy suffered from stroke. But you need to get a ct scan head to determine if the stroke was ischemic or haemorrhagic. Since her symptoms have recovered partially, it shall be most probably ischemic. Currently keep a check on her bp, continue with ecosprin and also give her tab avas 20 mg hs.