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My mom had brain heomarage 3 year back..she is paralyzed from right side since then.she has started walking now but her hand is not showing any moveme?
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Arm last to recover: In most strokes involving paralysis of arm (& possibly leg and/or face), whether hemorrhagic or ischemic, the arm is latest to improve and least likely to improve completely. The hand is the most severely involved part of the arm almost all the time.
Answered 9/28/2016
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