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Brain Stem Stroke
My husband suffered a Brain stem stroke July 2007.. At the age of 29. He is doing very well. He has had follow up MRI since. There still shows a very small spot of blood on the MRI. Each time it is smaller. Is this normal 1 year later?? Will it go away?
Also, The affects have left him with a crossed right eve. It now comes out to the center but not further? Any suggestions to retrain?
Also, The affects have left him with a crossed right eve. It now comes out to the center but not further? Any suggestions to retrain?
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Hi,
As you said that blood spot is decreasing on follow up MRI.Hopefully in next 1-2 years it should be normal.Finally it goes away if size is small.Your husband having right sixth cranial nerve palsy,there are exercises to make faster recovery.Take a help of physiotherapist to retrain.
Regards,
As you said that blood spot is decreasing on follow up MRI.Hopefully in next 1-2 years it should be normal.Finally it goes away if size is small.Your husband having right sixth cranial nerve palsy,there are exercises to make faster recovery.Take a help of physiotherapist to retrain.
Regards,
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