Hello,

So confused right now.

My dad just had a stroke. What are the necessary first aid.

Someone said we shouldn't take him to hospital so they wont give him injection cause stroke doesn't need injection.

Rush straight to an emergency ward of an hospital the sooner you get him there the higher his chances of recovery

Every seconds count with a stroke patient as the blockage in the brain or burst in the veins build up pressure

God is with him, and he would be heal insha Allah

I can't imagine how stressed out you are right now, He will be healed.
Tell him we love and appreciate him!

talk2hb1:
I can't imagine how stressed out you are right now, He will be healed.
Tell him we love and appreciate him!

Thanks for your word of relief.

AkProsper:
Hello,

So confused right now.

My dad just had a stroke. What are the necessary first aid.

Someone said we shouldn't take him to hospital so they wont give him injection cause stroke doesn't need injection.

Take him to a hospital first.

When his condition becomes stable he will likely be discharged after a few days; There may not be complete healing then. You will then be advised to start physiotherapy immediately.

But those who can afford hyperbaric oxygen therapy should commence the hbot immediayely.

HBOT is the fastest way for a stroke patient to recover. All efforts must focus on this because stroke patients who report early may recover almost fully before one month.

We are HBOT PROVIDERS in Port Harcourt.

AkProsper:

Thanks for your word of relief.

Hope he is getting better

Healthy lifestyle habits, certain medications and regular checkups can greatly reduce the risks of stroke. If anyone suspects he/she might be experiencing symptoms of a stroke, it’s vital that you seek emergency medical treatment as soon as possible.

Depending on how long the brain lacks blood flow and which part was affected, a stroke can cause permanent disabilities and some other long-term health problems. However, with the right treatment and assistance, regaining a normal quality of life is usually possible, depending on the severity of the stroke. Rehabilitation is also an important and ongoing part of stroke treatment.

Also, you should be concerned about the recurrence of the stroke even after he gets well again. The bitter fact about it, is that; one in four stroke survivors experience a second stroke within five years, and this can worsenfunctional outcomes. The causes of a second or third stroke are often the same as for primary strokes.

However, recurrence of another stroke can be preventable with certain effective medications, healthy habits and lifestyle adjustment. Proper treatment tends to focus on repairing his cardiovascular system and restoring an adequate flow of blood to his brain whether the stroke is caused by blocked arteries or blood leak in the brain so he can enjoy quality life, and won't have to worry about the recurrence of stroke.

I hope his condition has improved.
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