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How much time is taken by a 83 year old person to recover from aspiration pneumonia,having 2 stroke in history,temporary high blood sugar and high bp.
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Take good care: This is a tough question to answer without actually seeing you. What I suggest is be sure to follow up with your doctor, take your medication and report anything unusual to him or her. Also, if you are home do you have good care? Family or friends? At your age your doctor could arrange home health. Be sure to eat healthy.
Answered 5/23/2015
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