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A large number of brain stroke patients arrived at the Neurology Department of GSVM Medical College during winter.

This year, the graph of brain stroke has increased many folds in comparison to the last time in the cold winter, but it is worrying that five times the stroke patients are those who had broken the blood pressure medicine. This negligence cost them dearly. This has been revealed in the released data.

brain and heart remains safe
The Neurology Department of GSVM Medical College has advised that blood pressure patients have to take medicines continuously. Do not stop it even if BP is under control. Due to its continuous consumption, the risk of stroke or heart attack is greatly reduced.

Patients who came in 2 months were assessed
The Neurology Department of the Medical College has started a separate stroke unit this time. The unit has prepared an assessment report on the basis of brain stroke patients in the last two months and sent it to the college administration as well as to the DGME.

There are a large number of stroke patients in the report who stopped the BP medicine midway. This reason has been revealed in 46 percent of the case history. Doctors are telling this kind of thinking in patients as dangerous. Dr. Alok Verma, Head of the Department of Neurology of the Medical College, told that the break in BP medicine or negligence in its dosage was the main reason. Everyone is advised that if there is hypertension, then everyone has to keep taking medicines.

These figures came out in the report
789 cases of brain stroke came from 1 December 22 to 31 January 23
46% (364) got brain stroke due to sudden break of BP medicine.
Last year, at the same time, the break graph of BP medicine remained only eight percent.
It was 7 percent in 2021, 6.7 percent in 2020 and 7.9 percent in 2019.