When a patient is on a ventilator during a serious illness, especially a disease related to brain, family members often ask how long it will take for the patient to recover, but this question doesn't always have a satisfactory answer, leading to anxiety. Dr. Pranjal explains that recovery depends on how the patient responds to treatment and the underlying illness or condition requiring ventilator support. Our three main functions-heartbeat, blood pressure, and breathing-are crucial, and the ventilator acts like a crutch to assist with breathing. During this period, patients need proper nutrition and medication. As they begin to improve, ventilator support is gradually reduced and eventually removed. Ventilators are used when the body needs support, such as during a fever, and it's not always a cause for alarm. This process isn't smooth; sometimes the ventilator support needs to be increased or decreased based on the patient's recovery. It's important not to get depressed if you don't get a specific timeline for recovery. Watch this video to learn more about ventilator use and patient care from Dr. Pranjal.
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Disclaimer: The content of the video is for information only, not advice or guarantee of outcome. The TMS therapy illustrated in this video by Neuro Mind works differently on different patients.
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