@@emilyjude9025 I definitely did. But my dad starved himself to death after realizing he'd never be independent and insurance wouldn't allow him to leave.
I was one of those people who had a Mini stroke in March 2021 and was treated at the Royal Adelaide Hospital by the Stroke team. I had a stent put in my right side of my brain via my wrist instead of my groin. After a few hours in recovery then I was transferred to a Rehab Centre nearby for the next few months to recover properly. After a few months, I was discharged from the Rehab Centre and sent back home to recover properly and start my home Rehab. So far I am doing okay.
My ex just had a serious stroke. He was not found until 24 hours after the stroke because he lives alone. Is there ANY chance of him recovering? His right side is paralyzed. and his speech is affected. Can the brain cells re-grow and re-learn those skills? It's terrifying.
It's difficult to tell without examine the patient's MRI and Physical exam, what I can tell you, as time passes in a major stroke, more part of brain damages thereby our body loses more of its functionality.
I had an ischemic stroke, got to the ED of the stroke hospital very quickly (ambulance) and tPA was administered all my scans came back clear. I am told that I am extremely lucky 🍀 Has this happened to anyone else?
Yeah. By the time I was admitted into the ER I was coherent and feeling fine. Then by the time they transferred me into the neurological ward, all my symptoms resolved. MRI and eeg all came back negative. So it’s a little frustrating as we couldn’t figure out the cause, but thankful for the complete recovery
U were really lucky. TPA is given to make use of that few minutes that the clot is currently forming until it clearly kills a part of ur brain tissue. My mom wasn't. They didnt administer the tpa to her coz it showed on the ct scan its too late to use it
Can certain medications used on a prolong basis cause strokes, negative reactions, and how does it end-up in hospitals as a treatment in some way. Not sure if I explained it right..Maybe I should text for a opinion the US Surgeon General?
My mom is doing 12 years of strokes patients...in the first few months she could not talk, walk but little by little she recovers well, I always ask..mom what was going through your mind? Were you hearing us, when we speak? How were you feeling during this process? What was the main thing we should have done to you? In all of this her main answers were just give me a nutmeg under my tongue, and a pen and book to write on, so after 11 years this occurred again, we did exactly what she required, and this worked....her age 78 eat and drink a lot of water, her inside felt unbalanced, & hot just give me water
My uncle had a ischemic stroke 10 days ago and unfortunately they were not able to go to hospital soon enough to get the clot buster. So, other than aspirin, what medicine would be better for him?
At this stage, the pt might be on a combination of drugs to prevent new clots from forming. You mentioned aspirin. There’s also Plavix, a platelet inhibitor. If the pt has atrial fibrillation, he should be on an anticoagulant like warfarin, Xarelto or Eliquis, and an antiarrhythmic to keep rate under control, such as a beta blocker, amiodarone or digoxin.
My father recently have had an ischemic stroke we didn't recognised it because the symptoms wasn't that obvious to us we took him to " hospital " after 4 day because of many medical complications of SINTROM (over dose) and increasing of white blood cells (due to microbe), they did nothing to him regarding the stroke even I told the medicin that my dad mental abilities are decreasing , no scan no phisical test we leaved hospital to home, after 6 days I took him back to that hospital to be seen by a neurologist and they did a scan (CT scan I think) the images said that the brain is normal but the medicin said he had a stroke, they gave him meds (Manettol as I remember), his health isn't that bad now but many of brain cells are damaged he had some strange behavior somtimes especialy when he is sleepy :( the medicine in this third world country is so bad they don't give a fuck about other's lives, no humanity, no conscience. thats our story
So I had a stroke what can they do for me now so I can get my mobility back please help me is there any reshch for person like me I don't have money but I got faith
I believe it does. I nursed a patient with an ischemic stroke to the MCA. Blood pressures were uncomfortably high for me, but the person was asymptomatic. I asked the stroke team what they planned for treating it but they kept them high (180 systolic) for 48hrs before adding more anti-hypertensive medications.
To late form me, I had large right frontal lob sroke in Hospital after mature surgery no one said a word found out myself 2 years later as i saw it on a scan.
This is the best and safe treatment I have ever had which worked so well in curing my HSV, I believe in Dr Madida and I am indebted to him for giving me this treatment.
No, ma'am. Heparin allows the clot to naturally degrade over time by not allowing expansion and reinforcement of the clot structure, but it will not dissolve the existing clot. tPA will restore circulation by degrading the fibrin that holds the clot together. Not the same thing.
Ok cool, next. How to repair the brain after stroke? I'll try and still be alive when that one gets properly addressed. Don't think I'll live until that day. The year 2122? Think we'll all probably be gone by then anyway.
My dad just had a stroke...the presentors voice is so soothing and calm and informative..i dont know whether to feel better or freak out even more.
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Freak out even more .I did
@@emilyjude9025 I definitely did. But my dad starved himself to death after realizing he'd never be independent and insurance wouldn't allow him to leave.
@@emilyjude9025 hope you're doing better 🫀🧠
Is he still alive?
FINALLY an explanation of not only what happened to me, but how they TREATED me. Thank you.
I didn't have a bleeding stroke. Muscle fine except eyes can't stabilize eye left and seeing double out of right
I was one of those people who had a Mini stroke in March 2021 and was treated at the Royal Adelaide Hospital by the Stroke team. I had a stent put in my right side of my brain via my wrist instead of my groin. After a few hours in recovery then I was transferred to a Rehab Centre nearby for the next few months to recover properly. After a few months, I was discharged from the Rehab Centre and sent back home to recover properly and start my home Rehab. So far I am doing okay.
Glad to know you’re doing ok, and I hope your home rehab and recovery has gone well
Very informative yet concise! You’re amazing!
amazing demonstration. thank you.
You are amazing doctor and I love your academy. Help me a lot ❤️
wow interesting presentation thank u
well explained...learned very easily...thank you for making this video.
Very helpful. Explained in a specific, yet clear way for the viewer.
Great teaching! Thank you
My ex just had a serious stroke. He was not found until 24 hours after the stroke because he lives alone. Is there ANY chance of him recovering? His right side is paralyzed. and his speech is affected. Can the brain cells re-grow and re-learn those skills? It's terrifying.
It's difficult to tell without examine the patient's MRI and Physical exam, what I can tell you, as time passes in a major stroke, more part of brain damages thereby our body loses more of its functionality.
Excellent explanation. Easily understandable by non medico persons.
Thats a wrap ... Watched all the videos on Stroke ... Got a good concept ... Amazing work .. Keep it up guys👍
Amazing video! Very helpful! Thank you so much!
I had an ischemic stroke, got to the ED of the stroke hospital very quickly (ambulance) and tPA was administered all my scans came back clear. I am told that I am extremely lucky 🍀 Has this happened to anyone else?
Yeah. By the time I was admitted into the ER I was coherent and feeling fine. Then by the time they transferred me into the neurological ward, all my symptoms resolved. MRI and eeg all came back negative. So it’s a little frustrating as we couldn’t figure out the cause, but thankful for the complete recovery
@@mikedodds6967 the stroke that you had must be a transient ischemic stroke.
U were really lucky. TPA is given to make use of that few minutes that the clot is currently forming until it clearly kills a part of ur brain tissue. My mom wasn't. They didnt administer the tpa to her coz it showed on the ct scan its too late to use it
At what age you got this??
@@mikedodds6967 at what age you had a stroke??
That's really great 👍🏻 thank you for that
really worth it
Will hemorrhagic strokes usually require some type of surgical intervention to stop the bleed or do many clot on their own without any intervention?
Can certain medications used on a prolong basis cause strokes, negative reactions, and how does it end-up in hospitals as a treatment in some way. Not sure if I explained it right..Maybe I should text for a opinion the US Surgeon General?
Best doctor acadymi
My mom is doing 12 years of strokes patients...in the first few months she could not talk, walk but little by little she recovers well, I always ask..mom what was going through your mind? Were you hearing us, when we speak? How were you feeling during this process? What was the main thing we should have done to you? In all of this her main answers were just give me a nutmeg under my tongue, and a pen and book to write on, so after 11 years this occurred again, we did exactly what she required, and this worked....her age 78 eat and drink a lot of water, her inside felt unbalanced, & hot just give me water
Hi.So what helped your mum?My mum hasn't spoken or walked for 8 years.
My uncle had a ischemic stroke 10 days ago and unfortunately they were not able to go to hospital soon enough to get the clot buster. So, other than aspirin, what medicine would be better for him?
At this stage, the pt might be on a combination of drugs to prevent new clots from forming. You mentioned aspirin. There’s also Plavix, a platelet inhibitor. If the pt has atrial fibrillation, he should be on an anticoagulant like warfarin, Xarelto or Eliquis, and an antiarrhythmic to keep rate under control, such as a beta blocker, amiodarone or digoxin.
Thanks for this.
Wonderful!!!
Amazing explanation thanks alot
After watching this video. I realized that medicine is hard
Fantastic thanks
Thanks dr for the lecture but some youtuber has published your vedio on his channel.... Which you might want to check..
wow thank youuuuuu
My father recently have had an ischemic stroke we didn't recognised it because the symptoms wasn't that obvious to us we took him to " hospital " after 4 day because of many medical complications of SINTROM (over dose) and increasing of white blood cells (due to microbe), they did nothing to him regarding the stroke even I told the medicin that my dad mental abilities are decreasing , no scan no phisical test we leaved hospital to home, after 6 days I took him back to that hospital to be seen by a neurologist and they did a scan (CT scan I think) the images said that the brain is normal but the medicin said he had a stroke, they gave him meds (Manettol as I remember), his health isn't that bad now but many of brain cells are damaged he had some strange behavior somtimes especialy when he is sleepy :( the medicine in this third world country is so bad they don't give a fuck about other's lives, no humanity, no conscience. thats our story
Now what about your father?
Is it completely cure?
I did the CAT scan on my brain that's good that I have I haven't bleeding
as there any medicine which remove blood clott or plague in heart veins or stop more clott or plague
I'm having dizziness loss of balance weakness On My Feet every time when I stand up pain in my feet pain both arms and legs
How about say one year post stroke? Any medicines to take
Well explained,buh can a stroke result in blindness
Hi can you tell me what causes me stiffness on my shoulder
Do TPA have after effects?
What is the role of mannitol?? you don't mention it
is it because of osmotic diuretics?
Decrease IntraCranialPressure
Reduces cerebral edema
😊😁🙂I rushed to say but they already told ya 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 sorbitol and mannitol were osmotic diuretics
They are highly used in stroke patients
So I had a stroke what can they do for me now so I can get my mobility back please help me is there any reshch for person like me I don't have money but I got faith
I want to know what medecine is needed to the stroke victim because my husband is one of those
the medicine that your husband's needed are defend to his type of stroke, which is ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke.
Can we injec blood thinner till we reach hospital
Will this help reaching some blood in brains
The first aid to ischemic stroke
As 90%are that ??
Please I need your help
how about Ischemic stroke, will the heart work the same way to increase blood pressure first?
Fantastic vid!!! What app are you using to get black screen? Would like to do same when educating stroke patients.
I believe it does. I nursed a patient with an ischemic stroke to the MCA. Blood pressures were uncomfortably high for me, but the person was asymptomatic. I asked the stroke team what they planned for treating it but they kept them high (180 systolic) for 48hrs before adding more anti-hypertensive medications.
To late form me, I had large right frontal lob sroke in Hospital after mature surgery no one said a word found out myself 2 years later as i saw it on a scan.
PLEASE I M NOW ANDER TREATMENT I VE ALL THESE SYMPTOMS HOW TU CURE IT
Hello my father got sroke yesterday...please help
🙏🙏🙏🙏
My mother die of a stoke her brain was bleeding and the doctor told us that its was to late to get surgery.
is that man at the beginning Mr. Proper?
My doctor told me that I have small a small stroke
This is the best and safe treatment I have ever had which worked so well in curing my HSV, I believe in Dr Madida and I am indebted to him for giving me this treatment.
Please any one person give tamil translation to this explanation.Tq.Tq.Tq
Heparin can be used instead of tpa
No, ma'am. Heparin allows the clot to naturally degrade over time by not allowing expansion and reinforcement of the clot structure, but it will not dissolve the existing clot. tPA will restore circulation by degrading the fibrin that holds the clot together. Not the same thing.
What? IS he not going to talk about drilling people's heads?
Ok cool, next. How to repair the brain after stroke? I'll try and still be alive when that one gets properly addressed. Don't think I'll live until that day. The year 2122? Think we'll all probably be gone by then anyway.
By all we learned that it has no treatment we only prevent complications