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Jerusalem Woman Recovers After 80 Days in Coma From Rare Neurological Syndrome

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A 41-year-old woman from Jerusalem, Ariela Hirschel, spent over 80 days in a medically induced coma due to a rare neurological syndrome diagnosed after a trip to the U.S. She is now undergoing rehabilitation after her condition improved.

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  • Jerusalem woman Ariela Hirschel spent over 80 days in a coma.
  • She suffered from a rare neurological syndrome after returning from the U.S.
  • Treatment focused on stopping seizures and preventing brain damage.
  • Hirschel is now undergoing rehabilitation after her condition improved.

A 41-year-old Jerusalem resident, Ariela Hirschel, experienced confusion and severe seizures shortly after returning from a trip to the United States. Doctors diagnosed her with a rare neurological syndrome, necessitating that she be placed in a deep medically induced coma. According to "Mako," Hirschel remained in this state for over 80 days. The treatment focused on stopping the continuous seizures and preventing further brain damage.

Following her emergence from the coma, Hirschel required extensive rehabilitation, including relearning basic daily activities. Her condition has since significantly improved, though her recovery process is ongoing.

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