Mild stroke after surgery
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My mother-in-law had her gallbladder removed about 1 month ago. She is experiencing severe migraines, along with severe nausea, and the left side of her face has become numb, and droopy. The first thing we thought was a mild stroke, she was admitted into the hospital, after MRI'S, Cat-scans, countless bloodwork, and ultrasounds, stroke was ruled out. Now, her dx is vascular migraines.
There are a few avenues for exploration with your Mother. Firstly did she start any new medication directly after surgery? if so, have a look at the side effects for that medication. Secondly, traumatic surgery such as a bypass can really affect people in different ways. Some have been noticed to be depressed, some simply withdraw into themselves and become quiet, and others present no changes at all. The effects of surgery are different for everyone.
My son who is 45 just had a mild stroke, 4days ago, now he can't talk properly, he knows what he wants to say, but the words won't come out!,& he can't write, nothing wrong with his hand, otherwise hes ok,he has headache but the doc told hm, with the medication he only had his right hand tingles & his mouth,, 2years ago he had meningites, he came out ok, nothing damage, Do you think it got something to do with the meningites he had???
It was about 8 weeks after the stroke that he could walk and that was with a walker. My husbands stroke was in July 2007 and today he walks without assistance except if we're going to the mall where he has to walk a long distance. He'll get tired easily on long walks. He has made a miraculous recovery considering the type of bleed he had. My husbands left side was partially paralyzed but now he moves it just fine, although it's not as strong as before.
Has anyone ever heard of someone waking up after major bypass surgery completley blind? This happened to my father 12 days ago and he still cant see anything. The doctors here are stumped and the only thing they can come up with is he has ishmethic optic neaurpothy. Just wondering if anyone has had or heard of this happening and if there is anything we can do.
what happens with significant MVR some blood fails to pumped into circulation with each stroke. To maintain adequate blood flow with a decrease in stroke volume is to increase the heart rate. The math for cardiac output is stroke volume times heart rate for one minute.
Frankly, I don't believe you have significant MVR because you should also have the symptoms of shortness of breath with exertion and muscle fatigue.
There are many factors in determining the recovery of a stroke patient after a surgery. This includes the type of stroke, severity of symptoms, how much the body is involved, medical condition of the patient ( presence of diabetes, hypertension, heart conditions), age, over-all health and even the type of surgery done. It is best that you discuss this with his attending physicians for proper evaluation and to clear any worries. Take care and do keep us posted.
My 16 yr old daughter had a stroke last dec 18,2017, cant talk, or move the right side of her body, test shows she has large acute non hemorrhagic infarct involving the left artery territory, 2D echo showed severe MR, mild to moderate TR jet with an assessment of myxoma tumor with thrombus formation. was told need an open heart surgery to remove that tumor. I am scared to get that procedure for my daughter. is there any other way to remove it without open heart surgery?
My dad had hip pain for a long time that when tested they could never find anything. Well he had a mild stroke and was down for awhile..not working etc and during this time his pain was mild or not there at all. When he did recover and went back to work his pain started returning. After much testing..therapy etc it was mentioned by someone to not carry a wallet for awhile. Well blessings aboud that was the culprit!!! Just thought I would mention this to you...might not help but you never know!
The surgeon relayed that these symptoms are normal after surgery and that it is highly unlikely that he would suffer another tia or stroke due to the occlusion. As far as I know, he doesn't have any of the risk factors you listed above. He is very conscientious regarding his health and he works out regularly at the gym lifting weights and doing cardiovascular excercise.
Hello I'am 49. At 47 I under went quintuple bypass surgery after which I had memory loss,confusion,
can't process information and a very uncontrolable anger problem which I take 80 mg of citalophram
a day along with several other meds. Is there a own going study of this ? It seems to me there writing
this of as several different reasons, heart disease, alzhiemers and so on......When I went in before
surgery I had none of the problems I stated but these are all post surgery problems ..
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Hi auntsissi ,
I am really sorry to hear about your father’s condition .Itching could occur after stroke if the stroke is in the thalamus area of the brain which receives the sensory information of pain , touch , temperature , pressure and other sensations from all over the body . The onset may be from days to weeks after the stroke . Topical therapy with moisturizers and emollients helps alleviate the itching . Treatment with amitriptylene 50 mg a day results in resolution of the itching .
SINUSITIS AND VARIX OPTHAMOLIC VEIN...VISION TESTED, EYES, MILD CATARACTS...BUT EA.
PRESCIPTION FOR GLASSES IS WORSE THAN OTHER. OFF BALANCE DUE TO EYE INFLAMED AND
SINUS NOT DRAINING AFTER SINUS SURGERY. MANY DRS., MANY OPINIONS...V.V. HARD TO ENDURE.
ANY HELP APPRECIATED
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