Paralysis

At MES Foundation, we are dedicated to building healthier lives by spreading awareness about serious health conditions like Paralysis.

Paralysis is a condition where a person loses the ability to move certain parts of the body due to nerve or brain damage. It can be partial or complete, temporary or permanent, depending on the cause and severity.

Common causes of Paralysis include:

StrokeSpinal cord injuryBrain injury Nerve diseasesCertain infections

Common signs and symptoms:

• Sudden weakness or numbness in face, arm, or leg
• Difficulty speaking or understanding
• Loss of movement in one side or part of the body
• Muscle stiffness or looseness
• Difficulty walking or standing
• At MES Foundation, we work to:
• Educate people about early signs and prevention of stroke and nerve damage
• Promote healthy lifestyle habits to reduce paralysis risks
• Guide patients and families for proper medical care and physiotherapy
• Spread hope that recovery is possible with early treatment and rehabilitation
• Our focus is especially on reaching rural areas where awareness and treatment access are limited.

Together, we can help people prevent and manage paralysis, and work towards a healthier future.