Hi.
Why is she bedridden ? Does she suffer from paralysis ? If she has suffered from paralysis, the doctors may have said they can't do anything about the paralyzed parts. But respiratory problems are definitely treatable.
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hi said right lung is squashed and shes producing to much carbon moxide my my is bed ridden has been for 2 years now and they say her weight dosent help but breathing problem only started 7 weeks ago its that what they said they cant do anything about just said she will stop breathing and thats that is that right
Hi.
Of course there is treatment for the cardiovascular disease. It is like the cardiovascular disease.... where we perform all sorts of treatments.
If there are arterial blocks, they can be cleared by giving appropriate medicines. If there is aneurysm, we can get it removed!
First, you should ask the doctors what the problem is. Nobody can turn a patient back for cerebrovascular disease. It is like telling someone there is no treatment for headache.
Did the doctors tell you why she had respiratory failure ?
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thanks for getting back to me no she went in hospital with breathing problems said now got respiratory faliure secondary and they did ct scan . told us there isnt any thing they can do for her now sent her home today .is that right is there no cure
rebecca
Hello.
Cerebrovascular disease is a general term. This term means any disease of the blood vessels in the brain which leads to hampered or compromised blood supply to the brain.
There could be narrowing of the arteries, block of the arteries by blood clot of plaques. The arteries could be dilated like a balloon (aneurysm).
Possibilities are numerous. You will have to ask the doctor about the specific disease she has.
Why was the CT scan done ? Did she have any neurological problems ?
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