My husband was admitted to the hospital for an infected gallbladder. He was in great pain and they wanted to do further tests. Because he was in such pain they put him on morphine. He is 59 and was in good health except for a low platelet count which was diagnosed two weeks earlier. After a test the second evening during which he was anesthetized and his bile ducts examined and cleaned e was returned to his room pretty quickly. He seemed fine so we left (10
His have gone through your query & understand your concern. I think he needs to be evaluated clinically for the underlying cause of stroke which can be hypertension, diabetes, any vascular malformation, etc. But as this happened immediately after surgery, his gall bladder disease needs to be evaluated too whether it was just infection or is it something malignant. But stroke does not cause bleeding in vomits or sputum. In stroke, a patient becomes paralyzed or some body parts become weak and patient is unable to move them on his own, so rehabilitation is required. Hope my answer helps you. Thank you for contacting Chat Doctor.