<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.My husband is a 55 year old male, with end stage renal failure. CHF and orthostatic bps. He s also diabetic. He fell a week ago Sunday , hitting his head. His movement behavior has become erratic and unstable, with head bobbling, arm movements as if fluffing something off him. Inability to sit, stand or lie down for any length of time. Severe leg movements. Hugging himself or poking. It s not conducive with subdural hemotoma. The meds he takes would not cause this to happen. Chlonodine, amlodipine, protein packs. Frosrenal, lasics, and insulin pen. He only takes mitodrine, or minoxidil as needed. For high or fall in bps. He s had pain management meds, but they re use is sporadic. It s been several months.  <response>: Hi and welcome to Chat Doctor. As a Urologist, i can understand your anxiety. Your husband has multi-organ involvement, which is not a healthy condition.Hell needs to be under medical supervision for continuous monitoring. A repeat MRI brain will be needed, to re-assess the hematoma. The further treatment will depend on his progress clinically. The vitals like B.P. and his neurological condition, will decide treatment. If youve any other doubts, send a direct question to me. Chat Doctor. Manga. 