No, a medical doctor is ethically and legally prohibited from forcing a family to make any medical decision about a loved one. The most any doctor can do is help the family process the medical information (definition of 'persistent vegetative state', meaning of no higher brain activity, etc.) and giving compassionate support and understanding as they work through the situation.
No it is not possible for the doctor , to get a patient out of a coma. It takes a great deal of time , maybe even a few weeks.
Comas are a tricky thing. Most doctors state that the duration of the coma depends on the patient. Its also based on how much trauma the patient's body has gone through.
Being out of coma entirely depends on the management of the doctor and on the responses of the patient's body. The doctors may forsee but not be intirely sure how long a person may be in coma or if he or she will be awake. This depends on the body and the person.
No ghosts appear when people are in a coma, only doctors and nurses.
Nutrition is still important for coma patients. Doctors will insert a feeding tube into the patient so they can receive a liquid.
There are stories of people who are in coma's that can still hear. These people try to communicate with their loved ones and doctors but cannot.
Then.. Most likely someone will take over for a while, until he gets better...
It depends on why the infant is in a coma. there a several illnesses that can put someone in a coma.
yes they just watch your vitals closely
Well either take a pregnancy test or go to the doctors.
Comatose is a word that describes someone who is in a coma.
no
If someone is in a coma they are unconcious and do not respond to voices,sounds or any activitie around them.He is still alive but their brain is working at it's lowest standard/stage of alertness.If you shake someone and their in a coma then they do not wake up like if you shake someone that's asleep.