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First Step
Neurological Monitoring
Continuous neurological assessment helps monitor stroke progression and recovery.
Advanced Neurology & Neurosurgery
Stroke & Paralysis
Hyper-acute stroke intervention, emergency thrombolysis management, and integrated post-stroke rehabilitation protocols.
90%
stroke recovery support
1000+
stroke patients managed
24/7
emergency stroke care
Medical Overview
What Are Stroke & Paralysis?
Stroke occurs when blood supply to the brain is interrupted or reduced, causing brain cell damage. Paralysis may occur when stroke affects movement-controlling areas of the brain. Immediate treatment and rehabilitation are critical for reducing neurological complications.
Rapid stroke intervention and structured rehabilitation significantly improve survival and long-term neurological recovery.
Risk Factors
- High Blood Pressure Uncontrolled blood pressure significantly increases stroke risk.
- Diabetes Diabetes damages blood vessels and increases vascular complications.
- Smoking Smoking damages arteries and reduces blood circulation to the brain.
- Heart Disease Heart conditions increase the risk of blood clots and stroke.
Understanding the Condition
Causes of Stroke & Paralysis
Understanding the major vascular and neurological risk factors
Stroke may occur due to blocked brain arteries, bleeding inside the brain, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, smoking, obesity, or vascular disorders. Delayed treatment increases the risk of permanent neurological damage and paralysis.
Signs to Watch For
Symptoms of Stroke & Paralysis
Early recognition of stroke symptoms is essential for emergency treatment and better recovery outcomes.
Facial Drooping
Sudden drooping or weakness on one side of the face.
Arm Weakness
Weakness or numbness in the arms or legs affecting body movement.
Speech Difficulty
Difficulty speaking, slurred speech, or inability to understand language.
Balance Problems
Sudden dizziness, imbalance, or difficulty walking.
Vision Disturbance
Blurred vision or sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes.
Severe Headache
Sudden severe headache that may indicate bleeding inside the brain.
Visual Recovery Journey
Treatment Gallery
Imaging, procedure stages, patient rehabilitation milestones, and advanced treatment visuals.
Personalised Care Pathways
Treatment Options for Stroke & Paralysis
Treatment focuses on restoring blood flow, reducing brain damage, stabilizing neurological function, and improving long-term recovery through rehabilitation.
Your Healing Journey
Recovery After Stroke & Paralysis
Recovery depends on the severity of stroke, treatment timing, and rehabilitation efforts. Long-term therapy improves mobility, speech, coordination, and daily independence.
Week 1
Emergency Stabilization
Critical neurological care and stroke monitoring begin immediately.
Week 3
Rehabilitation Phase
Physiotherapy and speech therapy improve neurological recovery and movement.
Week 6
Functional Recovery
Patients gradually regain daily functioning and independence with continued therapy.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the early signs of stroke?
- Common signs include facial drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty, and sudden dizziness.
- Can paralysis improve after stroke?
- Many patients improve significantly with early treatment and structured rehabilitation therapy.
- What is thrombolysis treatment?
- Thrombolysis uses clot-dissolving medications to restore blood flow during acute ischemic stroke.