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I had a stroke 3 days ago and i still have a very heavy left arm and a weakness in my left hand? |
I had a stroke 3 days ago and i still have a very heavy left arm and a weakness in my left hand? my father had a stroke at age 55 , 2 years ago and i had to convince him to go to the hospital in the first place , today his left arm droops and he holds his fingers like they are stiff , he can actually move them i just dont know why he tends to hold his fingers like that , he didnt have any feeling in his arm for 18 months its only been the last couple of months he has been having some feeling back again. I AM REALLY SORRY I HOPE YOU HAVE A MEDICATION PLAN NOW Go see the doctor? You should discuss these matters with your medical team. They are the best people to advise you about your condition. you have to discuss this with your doctor. you may need a coarse of physiotherapy to help you getting your muscle power back. |
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