On January 10, news from SIS Can Tho International General Hospital said that the hospital's doctors had successfully treated a man who had "lost his language" 6 years after a stroke.
The patient is Mr. D.TA (42 years old, living in Thai Nguyen province), who had a stroke 6 years ago. Due to missing the "golden hour", he suffered a left brain injury that caused difficulty speaking.
Mr. A. recovered his language function spectacularly after 6 years of difficulty speaking.
Through an acquaintance's introduction, the family decided to take Mr. A. to SIS Can Tho International General Hospital for treatment.
After 3 months of treatment, Mr. A. went to SIS International Clinic in Da Nang for a check-up. His health had miraculously improved. He could not only speak longer words but also write normally, becoming much happier and more confident than before.
Mrs. T., Mr. A.'s wife, said that 6 years ago, after a stroke, his ability to write, read and speak was severely affected; sometimes he could not say a word, sometimes he could only say short, simple words like eat, rice, sleep, shower, etc. After coming to SIS Can Tho International General Hospital for treatment, his health recovered spectacularly.
Having suffered a stroke 6 years ago, missing the golden emergency hour resulted in left brain damage that made it difficult for the patient to speak.
Dr. Tran Chi Cuong, Director of SIS Can Tho International General Hospital, said that Mr. A's stroke was quite rare. The patient did not suffer from paralysis but only had his language function affected, such as difficulty speaking, difficulty writing, sometimes not understanding and not being able to express. The location of the lesion in the brain is usually the left temporal lobe (language center) for right-handed people. This type of stroke is easily missed and treated late because the symptoms are often mild and progress slowly. However, if the severity is severe, it can cause complete loss of language, greatly affecting the quality of life.
Dr. Cuong recommends that when the face is distorted, the limbs are weak, and speech is difficult, these are the three classic signs to recognize a case of stroke. However, in the community, there are still many people who do not know, are subjective, and think it is a stroke. With the strong development of medicine today, if the patient recognizes and goes to the hospital during the golden time, the chance of being saved from a stroke is over 90%.
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