Interrupted Aortic Arch Questions

She has to take bed rest she can do light work but not all household works,, otherwise it will cause damage

It is not a serious disease. He does not require any medications. Just monitor it by yearly echocardiography.

ras raj ras 125 mg twice a day
vatari avleh 10 gm twice a day


relief in 3-4 days and for complete cure take it for 60 days only

avoid spicy and oily food

Dear lybrate-user, Your father needs to be assessed by a physiotherapist and depending upon his assessment and clinical skills, will help you coming to some prognosis. Generally recovery chances are always there but that depends upon the location and severity of the injury. If the injury to the spinal cord is complete, then recovery chances are almost nil but if there is partial or incomplete injury then chances of recovery to some extent increases.

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"As" per your clinical history is concerned both can be done at a time and there is no problem at all and CABG will be successful even after second time.

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Actually long period of consumption of tablets not advisable Do consult your obstetrician for appropriate Management Best wishes.

As per the protocol It needs to be taken for a long time and maybe lifetime and there is no prognostic indicator involved

Operation is sometimes needed. For deciding about surgery, doctors check symptoms, ECG and echo pictures. Please post his ECG and echo graphics for a better opinion.

Hello, The Unstable cervical fractures require fixation with cage. But the recovery following spinal cord injuries is very variable and unpredictable some people regain function over 6 mo to a year with proper physiotherapy. Some may not recover any function and may remain bed ridden for ever. A MRI of spinal cord can predict the grade of injury and if recovery possible or not. You can take a second opinion with a neurosurgeon with the reports before surgery.

If no improvement, we need to see a recent MRI scan of your cervical spine before recommending any further management.