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Clot In brain
Hi.. My brother is suffering from Brain clot.. Earlier he got treated for 5days in icu . Doctor said for surgery thn we shifted him to another hospital.. After CT scan and MRI he was hospitalised for 15 days.. After that doctor discharge him from hospital saying that clot is not too much can be cured by medicines. He has improved but still has speech issue specifically relating the item names. Medicines prescribed are.. 1).levepsy 1gm..2).diamox 250mg...3).metaspan...4).acitrom 4mg ..5)naxdom....6)looz.... Will he be able to recover completely.. Are medicines OK or do we need to consult more
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Well yes I understand your problem..it would have been better if you had attached the reports along...yes as the clot will resolve he will improve but then if its too much then it will take time...so consult a neurosurgeon once and see if you have to undergo clot evacuation procedure....te medications are good enough....thank you
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