Stroke effects in photoshop
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Hi, I had a right sided stroke two weeks ago. I was life flighted to the ER where they ran all the tests to make sure it was a stroke. They gave me the clot busting drugs which reversed the effects of the stroke. but I'm having both numbness in both hands and arms. Does anyone have any answers?
My mother in law had a stroke back at the beginning of March. She has severe arthritis in one knee in particular and has difficulty rehabbing because the knee fills with blood due to the arthritis and she cannot get to the point of standing to do the therapy. The coumadin has left her depressed, dizzy, cold and overall loss of appetite. She wants to recover but this drug is very difficult. It comes to the point of quality of life...
I am a 73-year-old female, generally in very good health with low risk factors for stroke or heart disease. Past hypertension and hyperlipidemia have been well-controlled with medication for more than ten years. In April 2011 my total cholesterol was 147; LDL 84; TG 85; HDL 46.
Last week I suffered a cryptogenic stroke of the left temporal cortex that presented with garbled speech and difficulty drinking from a cup. (Both symptoms have since resolved completely.
t have to b professionaly done or do u need an expensive camera. Just a nice setting and a lil Photoshop. We had my dad take our announcement pics and everyone thought they were done professionaly but they weren't. U just have to find a nice background and someone to take the pics then upload them to ur computer and Photoshop how u want it to look.
re probably set in wanting to cover it up, I think you should let your marks show. The pictures are ABOUT your pregnancy. They're a part of it! You should show them off, in my opinion. :) but, otherwise, yes your photographer should be able to photoshop. If not, then I'd go concealer and powder just to be sure.
I am 72. I had a mild hemorrhagic stroke in 2014. MRI revealed abnormal cerebral artery with Moyamoya-like vessels. ( Moyamoya disease has been ruled out) I suffered no effects from the stroke. For the first year, I felt slight burning sensations and quirks on the affected side in my head. These are gone and for the last 5 mo. I feel waves or flow on the affected side over my eye and across my head where this abnormality is. I have no pain. This continuous flow feeling is disturbing.
Thanks for the heads-up. I read the article. Although still early, what hopeful news for us HepB people. I'm excited to see that the anti HBV effects seen to take a different approach than exisitng antivirals.
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And the good news keeps coming....
I'M ROMY, 56 YEARS OLD. IN 2001 I UNDEWENT ANGIOPLASTI, HAD VERTIGO AND MILD STROKE IN 2003, ANOTHER TIA IN DEC. 2005. LESS THAN A YEAR IN OCT. 2006 ANOTHER TIA AND AGAIN IN APRIL THIS YEAR. AFTER MY TIA IN 2006, I HAD A TINGLING AND BURNING SENSATION IN MY LEFT FOOT 24/7 ESPECIALLY TOWARDS LATE AFTERNOON AND FROM TIME TO TIME NUMBNESS IN MY NOSTRILS AND UPPER LIP, ALSO NUMBERNESS FROM MY SHOULDER TO MY HANDS.
s what seems to be the case here in Portsmouth, where I live. To see the local stroke specialist dr in the stroke clinic you have to be aged 65 or over, so being aged 52 and wanting a second medical opinion on something stroke-related, i had to pay out for a private medical second opinion.
As to smoking being a factor, it certainly wasn't in my case. I was just turned 51 when i had my stroke, and I've never smoked in my life.
They are trying to diagnose my mother for stroke - she's already in hospital. She was in a coma, came out lucid but unable t speak or eat. Because she is aggitated,, they needed to sedate her for the brain MRI, and gave her Haldon (halperidol) 0.25mg (they say) by injection. She became a zombie, glassy eyed and unable to even blink. 30h later she was perhaps showing very tiny improvements, moving arms/legs slowly, but head barely at all. .
Weakness or numbness on one side of the body does not mean that it was a Stroke. The adverse effects of Effexor overdose are- vertigo, dizziness, nausea, numbness/tingling in the hands or feet, sleepiness, rapid or slow heartbeat, low blood pressure, seizures, or coma. Since you had taken a heavy overdose and that too pills expired 5 yrs back, the adverse effects would be even worse in severity.
hello, a while back I made a stupid mistake by finger penetrating a female "friend of friend" during a drunken gathering. After several minutes, I noticed blood on my hand and fingers. No open cuts or sores I have. I immediately washed my hands in warm soap & water. Are there any risk of contracting HIV in this manner?
I'm sorry to hear of the effects you're having and will keep you in prayer. I've had 2 strokes and my effects are not like yours. I will say that I use the word of God (Holy Bible) as my therapy. Counseling is an option as well. A few of my friends have been helped by seeing a Psychologist.
I pray things get better please start with finding a good church home.
May God Bless You.
So I'm planning my baby shower. Finally time to start invitations! When I look in the store they are like 6-8 dollars for 10. And I need at least 35.. was wondering if anyone knew any good websites to order baby shower invites off of.
No effects from either. It is now 17 years later and I had some dizziness so I had an MRI done in March 2008.
The findings from the MRI at age 18 (1992):
lateral ventricles are slightly large for someone at this age
2 to 2.5 cm wedge shaped area of low density involving the right superolateral frontal cortex consistent with an infarct there.
right frontal CVA with minimal mass effect
The findings from MRI in March 2008...
If she was having a stroke they could have given her Tpa or whatever the medication is, which can greatly reverse the bad effects from the stroke. And it would seem like a big stroke should have been detected. I would definately investigate it further. And you may need an attorney to give you the true answer as doctors tend to protect each other.
Also the lack of the blood thinners is also a good question. Wish you luck in finding the real answers to your questions.
Amiodarone is a drug that is extremely effective in getting the heart to beat regularly, but as claytex mentioned, it has side effects. However, danger of a stroke trumps the side effects of the drug. I went into Afib after bypass surgery and was administered Amiodarone, and it stopped the Afib within twenty-four hours. My side effects were itchy eyes from the drug, and believe me, itchy eyes was an easy trade-off from a stroke.
Keep us informed.
Stare at the center of the image (dont look right at the object) to see what it looks like to me.
When moving my glasses frame in front of it:
http://postimg.org/image/oc9luy54r/
When blinking:
http://postimg.org/image/oc9luy54r/
It's bothering me again. I dont know if it's worse or if I'm perceiving it more. I'm going to see an opthamologist. Anyone else have it, or know what it is? I'm going to see an ophthalmologist about it.
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