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you have to rule out more serious things. was it a mini seizure of some sort? that can sometimes be associated after a brain injury, which was that concussion he had back in march, or could it have been a mini stroke, something known as a tia, hoping it s not those things. the reason you get it checked out early is because you want to prevent it from happening again. could it be related to multiple falls? most recently in march he was treated for a concussion in the hospital. i think it s quite possible. it was even back in 2019 he had a fall and he fractured his shoulder. he s had many of these falls. he had polio as a child. he s had difficulty walking so the fallnd of themselves concerning, but you re right, that march fall where he had a concussion, needed care for quite so time. that was one of those things from a neuro standpoint you say that was a brain injury.
it, die. just as importantly, a study showed that about two-thirds of people who have this kind of shingles encephalitis will have significant neurological complications for an indefinite period of time and the kind of issues that people with the shingles virus include memory problems, language problems, difficulty walking. mood disorders. what does recovery look like? well, she s been out for months. that makes a lot of sense. most people with shingles have what can be an excruciating source of this rash but usually people will recover and go back to work anywhere between three to five weeks but she has basically been out of work almost three months suggesting there was something going on. and the encephalitis in