Paralysis

Paralysis attacks the brain, in which the supply of oxygen to the brain is cut off. (Cells) begin to die.

The brain controls the movements and movements of all the organs of the body. Death of cells in some parts of the brain means that many organs have begun to become paralyzed. When there is a mild stroke, there is less stiffness in the limbs and the power of speech is affected and the tongue seems to stagger. This condition can be permanent or permanent. According to Doctors some patients are fortunate enough to get rid of the disease permanently with their strong will, family attention and timely treatment, but two-thirds of the people become paralysed . There are two types of stroke: The first is called ISCHEMIC STROKE, in which the blood vessels become hard and narrow, causing the blood supply to all parts of the body, especially the brain, to stop. The second type is called hemorrhagic stroke, in which the veins in the brain rupture and bleed.