पुराने लकवे को ठीक करने को इलाज
Dr. Puru Dhawan discusses longstanding paralysis and its treatment in this video.
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Because our brain is involved, paralysis is never merely a muscle problem. The brain is affected, which has an impact on the patient's muscle action. The MRI and CT scan essentially reveal the underlying issue that inhibits muscle movement. A stroke in the brain usually causes this. When a patient's paralysis develops advanced, the patient's muscles become even weaker. As a result, we encourage patients to check for atrophy in their hands and legs. Another issue that affects the muscles during paralysis is muscular atrophy. Patients must understand that they are dealing with a brain condition and must work on their brain using the following methods:
1. Medicines
2. Eating habits
3. Workout
Patients can readily regain muscle movement by working on all three of these issues at the same time. For a faster recovery, patients are encouraged to eat a high-protein diet. Patients are also urged to exercise their brains, which will eventually restore muscle action. Patients are also encouraged to walk correctly and to train their brains to do so. Patients might also enlist the assistance of their caregivers. SRIAAS also recommends occupational therapy. Patients with paralysis must also remember to take their medications, as it is challenging to educate the brain without them. A combination of medicines, diet, and exercise can help a paralysis patient recover quickly.
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