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क्यों रुक जाती है लकवा मरीज़ की Recovery? | Paralysis Patient Stop Improving | Dr. Puru Dhawan

क्यों रुक जाती है लकवा मरीज़ की Recovery? | Paralysis Patient Stop Improving | Dr. Puru Dhawan In this video, Dr. Puru Dhawan will discuss why the recovery in paralysis patients stops after six months. Later he will discuss how to start the recovery again. After a paralysis attack, almost all patient starts to recover on their own, but this recovery stays for several months. In most cases, the self-recovery stops after six months of period. Brain recovers from any injury with the help of its property called neuroplasticity. The brain can make new neuron connections that help perform the tasks used to be done by the damaged part. However, in the case of paralysis, the brain compensates for only six months and stops neuroplasticity after. How do you start the recovery again? Once the recovery stops, it can be resumed with the help of proper medication and regular exercise. Medication helps boost the brain's neuroplasticity, which causes the recovery to be resumed whereas, the exercising commands the brain to use the neuroplasticity for the affected body part. Patient Arun Kumar Singh had a brain stroke in January 2016. After stressing and finding doctors for two years, he finally came to Sai Sanjivani. His recovery was stopped and stayed that way for too long. With the help of ayurvedic medications, we helped him regain his recovery. We at SAI SANJIVANI help our patients with the best Ayurvedic treatments and try to avoid chemical medications. In addition, our staff focuses on keeping our patients motivated toward their recovery. If you still have any queries, you can contact us on the number below. SRIAAS: B-92, Sushant Lok Phase 1, Gurgaon, Haryana, Near Huda City Metro Station Contact details: 7863800400 For an appointment, call +91 7863800400 (11AM to 6PM) WhatsApp Number - 7863800400 #paralysis_slow_recovery #sai_sanjivani #dr_puru_dhawan