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weakenss in the right hand
by kvb99, Oct 08, 2009 01:01AM
my father gone through a brain surgery due to which his right hand gone weak post surgery and now movement has started but he has severe pain in his rist and fingers and is not able to do much of work from his right hand. what are the ways to reduce the pain and when will the full movement start.
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Physiotherapy, good nutrition and use of pain killer medications may help in relieving the symptoms of pain, weakness and inability to use the hand. The time required to regain strength and function depends on the extent of nerve damage, general health of your father, physiotherapy and good nutrition. Please include protein, multivitamins, multiminerals, calcium and omega 3 fatty acids in the diet of your father and arrange for a good physiotherapist to facilitate a speedy recovery. Please consult a neurologist for further advise. Hope this helps you. Take care and regards!