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Suggest A Diet Plan And Home Treatment For Mastoid Fracture And Occipital Fracture
Question: hello doctor,
my brother met an accident with right mastoid fracture crack and left occipital fracture crack
his left eye not moving in left direction, moving in all directions, doctors are saying it will ok in next 4 to 6 weeks.
they are saying some muscles are pressed due to swelling.
please suggest if any home treatment
please tell about any home or domestic treatments and meals.
my brother met an accident with right mastoid fracture crack and left occipital fracture crack
his left eye not moving in left direction, moving in all directions, doctors are saying it will ok in next 4 to 6 weeks.
they are saying some muscles are pressed due to swelling.
please suggest if any home treatment
please tell about any home or domestic treatments and meals.
Dear XXXXXXX
thanks for sending your query to us.
He is having a traumatic left lateral rectus muscle paralysis.The recovery will depend upon the level of nerve injury.
Usually it is the time which heals ,supported by vitamin B complex.
There are no home remedies,and at times these injuries heal well.
Follow your doctor's advice and have follow up at regular intervals to assess level of improvement.
Improvements also depend upon the time elapsed since the injury.
In case of any further query in this regard please do get back to us.
thanks for sending your query to us.
He is having a traumatic left lateral rectus muscle paralysis.The recovery will depend upon the level of nerve injury.
Usually it is the time which heals ,supported by vitamin B complex.
There are no home remedies,and at times these injuries heal well.
Follow your doctor's advice and have follow up at regular intervals to assess level of improvement.
Improvements also depend upon the time elapsed since the injury.
In case of any further query in this regard please do get back to us.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Should I consult any physiotherapist for the improvement in same?
Dear XXXXXXX
Thanks for getting back to us.
Physiotherapist wiil be of no help.You have to periodically see a neurologist and a ophthalmologist at regular intervals,about 3 months gap to see the assessements.
These muscle paralysis do not respond to physiotherapy.
Thanks for getting back to us.
Physiotherapist wiil be of no help.You have to periodically see a neurologist and a ophthalmologist at regular intervals,about 3 months gap to see the assessements.
These muscle paralysis do not respond to physiotherapy.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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