please help me about brain surgery, induced coma, and wake up time

[dvmh]

Hello

I am an Iranian, and my writing in English is green

My grandmother did meningioma surgery 20 hours After tumor surgery She got a brain hemorrhage And she was back in surgery again then he induced coma with Thiopental For 9 days

She is obese and has diabetes and blood lipids

5 days have been cut off coma and And not awake But only When we call her Slowly opens his eyes And sometimes she shakes her legs And recently she alone can breathe for a short time.

We are very worried

We do not know she is in a coma or the effect of anesthetics drug remain in the brain

please help me, please

Will it come to life? How is prognosis؟

How much should we wait

How much is it possible to enter vegetable life?؟

[Copse77]

I am sorry your Grandma has been so ill. It is very difficult for you and your family. It takes time for the drugs used to induce a coma to work their way out of the body especially when the person is ill. Here is a link that explains more about induced coma. Remain hopeful. My younger brother was placed in a medically induced coma and today is back to good health but he was critically ill at the time.

intensivecarehotline.com/qu...

Please keep talking to her. Your presence will reassure her.

[dvmh in reply to Copse77]

Thank you for your answer

Today, We talked to him, she turns his eyes towards us

and Confirmed with the blink

Are these good signs?

Can you tell me you're experience?

[Copse77 in reply to dvmh]

Yes this is a good sign. You know your Grandmother better than anyone. Remain hopeful. It is a very good sign she is responding to you. When my brother first started to wake up he could only communicate by raising his eyebrows. Keep talking to her to reassure her of your presence. It will take time as her body is dealing with illness as well as all the drugs used to induce coma. The body has a lot to cope with. We are sending our best wishes to you and your family.

[dvmh in reply to Copse77]

hi for everyone and dear copse77

my grandmother after about 3week from surgery hemorrhage and induced coma can turn her head

can shake her hand and bring Things

Points out with hand

Laughs And emotional reactions

Hardly holds his neck when a seat in a wheelchair

When you call her, she looks and sometimes answers with shaking her hand and neck

When she sees her loved ones She put her hand in their face

she drinks watery food and very poor chew it

but can't obey commands and can talk

How do you feel about her?

do you think can talk and walk?

this morning There was a tremor in her hands

whats the reason of tremor

I'm good for health and wellness for all

[Copse77 in reply to dvmh]

It is nice to hear about your Grandmother. It sounds like your Grandmother is making more progress by being able to respond and to laugh and have emotional reactions. Please continue to be patient. I know it is so hard and families desperately need reassurance. We did when we were suffering during my younger brother’s illness. It takes time for the body to recover after all the trauma and medication. We send our best wishes to you and your family for your Grandmothers recovery.