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Israeli Woman Recovers After Rare Guillain-Barré Syndrome Leaves Her Paralyzed
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By יונתן דושניצקי
First reported by N12 · Aug 3, 2026
What happened
A 33-year-old Israeli accountant developed Guillain-Barré syndrome, causing rapid paralysis and respiratory failure. After intensive treatment and 50 days of rehabilitation at Emek Medical Center, she regained independence but continues recovery at home. Medical experts stress the rarity and severity of the disease and the need for prompt medical attention.
- 0133-year-old Israeli woman diagnosed with rare Guillain-Barré syndrome causing paralysis.
- 02Symptoms progressed from hand numbness to inability to breathe independently within days.
- 03She spent 8 days in intensive care and 50 days in rehabilitation at Emek Medical Center.
- 04Rehabilitation included physiotherapy, speech therapy, and psychological support.
- 05Recovery is ongoing; full healing may take months to a year.
- 06Doctors warn the syndrome can relapse and urge quick evaluation for new symptoms.
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