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Starting from the beginning. Originally my grandmas heart beat was really low about 30, she was taken into the hospital and the dr. pernamently put a heart pacer in her. After that a day later they said they were going to relase her in a couple of days and she was completely fine laughing, smiling and communicating. Then the Doctors made a mistake by giving her a medication she was allergic to named Phenergan. They also made this same mistake in the past. After this mistake she fell asleep and was unable to wake up shes been asleep and unresponsive now for three days shes moving her right part of her body a lot and the Doctor has said she has suffered a massive stroke due to a blood clot in her brain and she severe brain damage. Could this have all been related to the phenergan she was allergic to>?
I don't know if the phenergan is related. It's an antihistamine.
Regarding her stroke, it is very very early days. Her brain needs time to heal from its massive injury. Our brain's heal when we rest, so she is going to need a lot of rest. Assuming all goes well medically, she has a long road ahead of her to recover what she can. Please continue to love & support her, she needs you.
Sorry to hear about your grandmother's stroke :(
I don't know if the phenergan is related. It's an antihistamine.
Regarding her stroke, it is very very early days. Her brain needs time to heal from its massive injury. Our brain's heal when we rest, so she is going to need a lot of rest. Assuming all goes well medically, she has a long road ahead of her to recover what she can. Please continue to love & support her, she needs you.
HTH
Sue