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Q: Parkinson's Disease and stroke
asked by: csdeleon on January 2nd, 2008
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can anyone offer some advice on helping with recovery from stroke? my mom is only 65/yo with early onset Parkinson's Disease (diagnosed at 55) worse is that she suffered from stroke 3 months ago and has been greatly struggling with loss of mobility.

please help.
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Dr. Nikola
replied on June 3rd, 2008
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Recovery from stroke is very difficult, almost impossible, because destroyed brain tissue can not be rebuilt. Consequences depends from the location and amount of brain damage. It also depends from presence of risk factors: high cholesterol, diabetes, high blood pressure, hearth disorders etc. If these risk factors are present there is a risk for another stroke. People with stroke, if paralyzed, are also susceptible to develop infections which worsen the prognosis.
Haw is your mother now?
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