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Suggest Treatment For Loss Of Motor Control On The Left Side
In 2006 I had a austic neuroma remove. I was warn by my doctor I would lose my hearing in my left ear. I was told about the palsy also on the left side of my face. It has been 7 years since surgery and I now having the ability of losing my motor muscles on the left side. My body does not have any coordination and it takes about five or so minutes to recover . I struggle to maintain my balance and I usually fall . I m looking for help with this situation. I am 71 years old and it has taken it s toll. Thank you, Bob Poe
Mon, 10 Sep 2018
Hi,
If it is decided your falls and imbalance are secondary to poor equilibrium following resection of the acoustic neuroma then, there is vestibular therapy that can be ordered and this can help improve your condition. But this not necessarily cure you of imbalance, but can make you better.
Hope I have answered your query.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
If it is decided your falls and imbalance are secondary to poor equilibrium following resection of the acoustic neuroma then, there is vestibular therapy that can be ordered and this can help improve your condition. But this not necessarily cure you of imbalance, but can make you better.
Hope I have answered your query.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
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