I had a hemorrhagic stroke when I was 16 but like the video stated it was the most severe head ache I’ve ever had. After that I remembered nothing for a for around 2 and a half months. When that time had passed I went to do rehab/therapy for around another 2 and a half months, one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. Once I had gotten done with all that I could finally go home. I had and still have a lot of issues with a lot of muscle weakness on my right side but I’m doing good for what my potential outcome was suppose to be which was that I was essentially supposed to die. My chance of survival was .1%, I feel so fortunate to be alive. I have gone back and thanked all my doctors, modern medicine is a wonderful thing💕💕
My mom had a stroke this morning. She woke up at 9 with symptoms but refused to get up for two hours. Dad had to carry her out of the apartment. I'm scared. Dad works all day, me and my brother won't have anyone to take care of us
Thanks for the nice presentation. I was also hoping to see the management modalities and current trends in endoscopic intervention e.g MISTIE trials. Is there any separate video on this? Thank you
How long does a patient who had stroke due to a blood clot need to stay on medication? I been hearing different opinions from different doctors some said life long some said 6 months some said 1 year. Why is the opinion so divided? Please could you clarify, thank you.
I had a hemorrhagic stroke when I was 16 but like the video stated it was the most severe head ache I’ve ever had. After that I remembered nothing for a for around 2 and a half months. When that time had passed I went to do rehab/therapy for around another 2 and a half months, one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. Once I had gotten done with all that I could finally go home. I had and still have a lot of issues with a lot of muscle weakness on my right side but I’m doing good for what my potential outcome was suppose to be which was that I was essentially supposed to die. My chance of survival was .1%, I feel so fortunate to be alive. I have gone back and thanked all my doctors, modern medicine is a wonderful thing💕💕
my dear father suffered a hemorrhagic stroke in 1/1/1994. He still lives and he is 79. I'm so happy. Medicine is the most important thing in society.
Can i ask what kind of medicine takes your father??
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❤can I ask you which brain part affected in that hemorrhage
My mom had a stroke this morning. She woke up at 9 with symptoms but refused to get up for two hours. Dad had to carry her out of the apartment. I'm scared. Dad works all day, me and my brother won't have anyone to take care of us
how is your dad now?
You can correct,treat,intervene or atleast deal with those factors in numerous ways. Its not a physiological factor
How is a brain tumour, bleeding disorder and blood vessel abnormalities within your control?
Please explain or correct the error.
Thanks for the nice presentation. I was also hoping to see the management modalities and current trends in endoscopic intervention e.g MISTIE trials.
Is there any separate video on this?
Thank you
Pretty interesting information.
How long does a patient who had stroke due to a blood clot need to stay on medication? I been hearing different opinions from different doctors some said life long some said 6 months some said 1 year. Why is the opinion so divided? Please could you clarify, thank you.
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What are the signs and symptoms?
limbs go numb, can't walk and or move fingers