Mumbai woman suffered repeated strokes and seizures for years before doctors diagnose rare Moyamoya disease; brain bypass surgery has helped restore her ability to walk independently

At the age of 52, a woman faced debilitating weakness and seizures, which led to the discovery of her rare Moyamoya disease after years of being misdiagnosed. She underwent an innovative brain bypass surgery at Dr. L.
H. Hiranandani Hospital to enhance blood circulation and promote new vessel formation. Post-surgery, she saw remarkable improvement in her left-side weakness and found relief from her seizures.
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