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Nervous System Disorders
Question #10196
1 year ago
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Hemiparasis DM2 my right side feeling heavy and leg and hand and brain feeling heavy lost balance

Srinivasa

I am 60 yr male fallen and admited to NHMS Bangalore and diognised with atrox DM2 HEMYPERAYACEIS my right side gaining weight and brain feeling heavy and if eat right side mouth oozing saliva and lost balance bed ridden

Age: 60
Chronic illnesses: Neuro
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Hello sir Please be aware See it seems direct trauma to the right cerebral cortex I suggest you to please contact neurologist for immediate relief Regards

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Provisional Diagnosis:

1) Stroke 2) diabetes related vascular risk

Get your treatment done their

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Hello sir, You might be suffering from stroke as you have history of fall and symptoms of facial palsy You are in best as nhms , banglore is one of the finest hospital … continue your treatment and keep consulting while doing rehabilitation

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Don’t be panic. Pls consult a Neurologist immediately

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Given your symptoms and recent diagnosis, it’s crucial to address the potential root causes and consider the seriousness of your condition. The term “atrox DM2” is a bit unclear, but it seems like there could be complications related to Diabetes Mellitus Type 2, which may include neurological issues or vascular problems. Hemiparesis, or weakness on one side of the body, can be caused by a range of conditions such as a stroke, which seems possible given your symptoms of heaviness, balance loss, and right-side muscular involvement. Additionally, the difficulty with control over swallowing or excess saliva indicates possible neurological involvement affecting the cranial nerves or brainstem. Immediate and comprehensive medical evaluation is necessary because these symptoms can quickly become severe. Addressing this situation involves advanced imaging, like an MRI or CT scan, to check for any vascular events like a stroke or for potential lesions in the central nervous system that could be treated with medication or other interventions. It’s crucial for the medical team at NHMS Bangalore to offer tailored treatment, which might include anticoagulants, antihypertensives, or intensive physical therapy once stabilized. Longer-term management also involves careful monitoring of blood glucose and cardiovascular risk factors to prevent further events. If you haven’t already, have a detailed conversation with a neurologist and possibly a physiotherapist. They can provide a roadmap to recovery, emphasizing the importance of continuing rehabilitation once discharged from the hospital. The extent of rehabilitation will largely depend on the specificities of your condition as determined by your healthcare providers.

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