My 74 year old dad had a ventricular hemorrhage on September 9th, can I regain consciousness?

From the information provided, the left thalamic hemorrhage, the key is to look at the bilateral brainstem and thalamic damage, as well as the condition of hydrocephalus. In general, patients with mild traumatic brain injury are awake within one month; The heavier ones are around March to June; After 6 months, if there are no clear complications of comorbidities (such as hydrocephalus), the likelihood of waking up is small.

No matter how old the patient is, if he is sick, we should not miss a ** opportunity, even if there is only 1% hope, even if he knows that he can not be saved, my brother-in-law's father passed away a few days ago, in fact, everyone knows that there is no hope, many hospitals are reluctant to accept this kind of old man, and then finally admitted to the hospital, but also passed a dangerous period, although he only let him live for three more days, but it is also the result of the joint efforts of doctors and relatives, for the patient to have this heart can let him have the hope and desire to survive. Your father is currently recovering well, you have to accompany him more, family affection can create miracles, I believe your father will be slowly, come on, I wish him a soon**.

The answer is supplemented. The main function of the brainstem is to maintain important physiological functions such as heartbeat, breathing, digestion, body temperature, and sleep.

After reading so much, I thought it was funny.

I've been bothered by the question of growing taller for a long time.

I remember when I was 15 years old and 169, because I liked to play basketball, I really wanted to be taller and always look for a way to grow taller.

I didn't grow taller when I was 15-16 years old, I almost lost my confidence, but then when I was 18 years old, I grew to 182, and I was indescribably happy in my heart, and I grew 2 centimeters at the age of 18-19, and half a centimeter at the age of 20, and I am now 23 years old, 185, and I am also satisfied.

Here, I will give you some of the methods I used to grow taller, I hope it will help you first, you can't do muscle training, such as push-ups, sit-ups, and other anaerobic exercises,!

Second, have an orderly daily schedule, can't go to bed late, strive to sleep at 10 o'clock at night, don't take a nap, because 10 o'clock to 2 o'clock in the morning is the best time to grow taller, take a nap and you can't sleep,!

Thirdly, you can't smoke, drink, !

Fourth, don't get angry too easily

Fifth, balanced nutrition, meat, vegetables are indispensable, at least one fruit a day, !

Sixth, preferably 1 liter of milk per day, !A minimum of 500 ml of milk is also requiredRemember, to be high in calcium pure milk, !

Seventh, you may wish to see a doctor to check your bone age, or to find out what trace elements are missing, such as calcium

Eighth, excessive"Self-soothing", this must be controlled,!

Ninth, appropriate exercise, it is recommended to skip rope, however, skipping rope should not be more, 3 times a day, 30 to 40 minutes each time is appropriate, !

Tenth, go swimming every week, and push your feet hardI'm probably tired of swimming.!

Eleventh, eat more animal liver, !

Twelfth, take some medicine to treat roundworms, such as Shik's intestinal worm clearing, !

Thirteenth, keep a good psychology, don't feel inferior, just persevere

Where exactly?

Is the internal capsule bleeding into the ventricles or the cortical bleeding into the ventricles?

How's that going to happen?

What is the patient's usual physical condition?

The situation of patients with intracerebral hemorrhage is changeable.

It is difficult to accurately predict the prognosis of a patient.

It is recommended to do a GCS score first.

Relatively. The higher the GCS score.

The better the prognosis for the patient.

Most patients will have sequelae.

But after a reasonable ****.

In many patients, the sequelae can be corrected.

At the age of 74, his consciousness can be restored, he has nothing to do to move his limbs, and he is massaged.

Let's recheck a CT, most of them won't wake up! Ask your doctor and go home to recuperate.

Go to the hospital and see, I hope your dad will be soon**!

Problem analysis: If the cerebral hemorrhage breaks into the ventricles, it should be very serious, and the recovery will not be very good. And the general recovery from a coma for more than half a month will not be ideal.

Suggestion: If the call can cause the eyes to open, it should be that the degree of coma has become shallow. The inability to move the hands and feet should be when the pyramidal tract nerve has not recovered much.

If the intracranial pressure is stable and the breathing is stable, there is no need to use drugs such as mannitol**, and hyperbaric oxygen can be done as much as possible to promote wakefulness.