Brain Hemorrhage Questions

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

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

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.

The weakness after stroke takes long time to improve and may not recover completely, all these things depend on the area of stroke
just continue physiotherapy aggressively on a daily bases and it should improve.

Nothing to worry you can continue the tablets and do a ct later. If he s improving nothing to worry.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
They can regenerate. This process of creating new cells is called neurogenesis. The most rapid recovery usually occurs during the first three to four months after a stroke. However, recovery can continue well into the first and second year as well.
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You are quite young at 33 years of age having two cva with high blood pressure is very much worrysome. You have to be very careful in this regard. Apart from controlling your blood pressure ,you have to have a good lifestyle management .in my opinion apart from regular blood pressure check, blood f cholesterols, blood sugar ,you have to have a work up for any sort of cerebral vasculitis, any vascular malformations like aneurysm etc.

If necessary measures are taken within the first hours of the symptoms, damage to the brain cells can be reduced. Other symptoms include sudden arm, leg or face weakness, sudden confusion or speaking, sudden trouble seeing, sudden trouble with balance and a sudden severe headache with no known cause.
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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.

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.