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Thanks.I am a stroke patient but recovering.I did CT scan late.Not my fault,I wasn’t told to go for it.The result is saying all other things are normal except Thalamus of the left with chronic lacuna infarct.Any hope for Healing.Will it aggravate.I had stroke in Jan 2019.I am in Nigeria.
Bye sir as I await your reply.
Afolabi Ojo.
Hi Ojo, Thank you for leaving a comment and for what you shared with me. I am not a Dr. and am not a stroke survivor. Not sure what, “The result is saying all other things are normal except Thalamus of the left with chronic lacuna infarct” means, Ojo. I am also not sure what you are asking, “Will it aggravate?”. I am sorry that I am unable to give you more information as to what you asked. I can not advise you as I am not a Dr. I hope you understand. I would like to, but I am not qualified. I believe there is always home to recover. The process just takes time. For me, as a Traumatic brain Injury, survivor recovery has taken a lot of time. But I am happy I did not give up, but stuck with the process, a little at a time. I wrote an article several years ago to share what has helped me Here is a link to the article: Neuroplasticity, Small Successes, and Learning/Relearning Skills/Skill Sets. https://secondchancetolive.org/neuroplasticity-small-successes-learning-relearning-skills-skill-sets/ Check with your Dr. to see if he can suggest a way that you can improve using the principles that I share in this article, Ojo. I do not want to recommend anything as I do not know what would potentially aggravate given your CT scan. Check with your Dr. to find out what he would suggest that you could do to help you improve a little at a time, Ojo. As you are able, let me know what your Dr. tells you. Thank you, Ojo. I will say so long for now. Godspeed to you in your ongoing recovery process, and your family, Ojo. Craig