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A member asked:
Hloo ... my age is 52 years. i have acute ischaemic stroke. i am continuing my medicine since 20 days . i am felling better now but how long should i continue my medicine for these. please help me ...
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Follow up: Follow up with doc is needed. Many meds are to be taken indefinitely for strokes, while others for limited time. Follow up will likely be needed with a neurologist as well, they all may be captured in discharge papers.
Answered 6/19/2020
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