ow long an people live without fluids after a stroke?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

My grandfather had a stroke approx 2 yrs ago. He had a living will that said he didn't want any aritificial hydration or nutrition. It was very hard for me to come to terms with that b/c I thought that meant we'd be starving him to death. But after talking to the doctors and the hospice staff I learned otherwise. He had not regained consciousness after the stroke so he couldn't tell us anything so all we had to go by was the living will. A person who is unconscious/coma can actually get worse b/c of IV fluids. The fluids have nowhere to go and the body doesn't process them correctly or something and they begin to settle in the chest. That's when you begin to hear that horrible noise when they breathe, sometimes called the death rattle, I think. Anway, we followed his wishes and he came home from the hospital and he was given pain medications so he was comfortable. He lived for about 9 days after the fluids had been stopped. (for the first 3 days he was in the hospital and was given an IV while tests and procedures were being done to see if he could be helped). It wasn't a horrible death or anything like that. Like I said he hadn't regained consciousness and he seemed to be very peaceful. You could tell when his pain meds would wear off b/c he would breathe heavier and get kind of agitated. But it was very peaceful and nothing like you hear on the news or how I thought of it as starving someone to death. He was a big man and very healthy otherwise, so for it to only take that long was quite a blessing. I'm not sure if that was what you were looking for but I hope this helps. If it is, then I would speak to a hospice and they can explain things on a more scientific level. Good luck.

Answer 3

The human body can survive without fluids on average for 3 days. Having had a stroke doesn't affect this one way or another.

Answer 4

Patients who have suffered a cerebral vascular accident ('stroke') often have swallowing difficulties and are prone to choking and to 'aspirating' (ie ingesting into the lungs). For this reason they often cannot cope with food and fluids of normal consistency.
Swallow is therefore assessed urgently in suspected stroke - then re-assessed at regular intervals thereafter following diagnosis. If there are severe initial problems, patients are given fluids by intravenous infusion since patients can dehydrate in the space of 48 hours. (Similarly, in the worst case, nutritional needs may need to addressed via a nasogastric feed-line.)
Patients who collapse and lay undiscovered (and untreated) for any period are severely compromised.

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