लकवा मरीज़ को क्यों होता है Memory Loss | How to Deal With Memory Loss in Paralysis | SRIAAS
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In this video, Dr. Puru Dhawan discusses the crucial topic of memory loss in paralysis and how understanding this aspect of the disease can significantly ease its treatment. Paralysis often results from brain damage caused by a clot or a burst vein, which disrupts brain functions, including memory. Memory loss in paralysis patients can affect both short-term and long-term memory, with most individuals experiencing difficulties with short-term memory, such as recalling recent events or information.
Key points covered in this video:
Understanding Memory Loss in Paralysis: Memory loss, especially short-term memory loss, is common among paralysis patients. This is primarily caused by the disruption in brain function due to conditions like brain clots or burst veins.
The Role of Neuroplasticity in Recovery: Neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to heal and form new connections, plays a vital role in recovery. The process is most active in the first six months following paralysis, but with the right treatment and care, it can continue to support recovery well beyond that time.
Active Exercises for Improvement: Physical exercises aimed at moving paralyzed limbs are an effective way to stimulate neuroplasticity and improve motor function. These exercises may be challenging, but they are essential for stimulating brain activity and can lead to gradual but rewarding progress.
Holistic Treatment for Faster Recovery: The expert emphasizes that incorporating the right diet, exercises, and activation of neuroplasticity can accelerate the recovery process. Ayurvedic treatments play a significant role in managing symptoms and promoting overall well-being during recovery.
The physician also shares a moving testimony from a patient who has been battling paralysis for over ten years. Despite facing significant challenges—including financial difficulties due to the pandemic, previous treatment failures, and a lack of hope—this patient found new hope and healing through consistent Ayurvedic care. In just four months, this individual experienced remarkable improvements, including the ability to move hands that had been stiff and unresponsive for years.
This patient’s story serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, even in the face of adversity. The individual encourages others dealing with paralysis to stay hopeful, continue their treatment, and believe in the possibility of improvement. They also highlight the importance of combining Ayurvedic treatment with conventional allopathic medicine for long-term relief.
For anyone navigating the challenges of paralysis, this video offers valuable insights, hope, and practical advice. The expert encourages viewers to reach out with any questions or for additional support on their recovery journey. Though the path may be difficult, with the right approach, progress is always within reach.
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