Stroke, lifelong medicines and memory loss. Neurosurgeon talks

Should stroke patients take medicines for a lifetime? Is there any way around? What are the treatment options for memory loss in an elderly person? Should you be worried if you have memory loss? Dr Rajeev Rajashekaran describes briefly on the above questions and gives an answer in Malayalam that everybody can understand. Being a Neurosurgeon himself he also points out the various situations in which patients stop taking medicines, or do not comply with the treatment plan citing several examples.

 

 

This video is actually a series of videos where Dr Rajeev R answers to some of the common problems faced by persons with neurological diseases. Remaining videos in this series are here

So, do you want to chat or talk with Dr Rajeev? He is available on Dofody!! Download the app from the Google Play Store. And ask your questions directly to him. You can also comment below to get a quick reply.

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Dr. Prasoon, MBBS, BCCPM, is a medical doctor with 15 years of experience and the Founder of Dofody. As a member of the Indian Medical Association (IMA), his expertise spans lifestyle diseases, diet, fitness, and palliative care. He is passionate about making quality healthcare accessible to all through telemedicine.

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