Paralysis

Paralysis is a condition where the muscles of a certain body part lose sensation and its functions. Paralysis is often a side effect of a stroke or a cancerous tumour pressing against the brain or spinal cord. In most cases though, it is also when the body sustain serious injuries to the back of the brain.Flaccid paralysis, a medical term for complete lack of voluntary movement, often sets in during Stage 1. This paralysis is caused by nerve damage that prevents the muscles from receiving appropriate signals from the brain, whether or not the brain is still capable of moving those muscles.