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Serving Indian Army Officer Faces Locked-In Syndrome After Stroke

Serving Indian Army Officer Faces Locked-In Syndrome After Stroke
He Can Think But Cannot Move: Serving Indian Army Officer’s Battle With Locked-In Syndrome · timesnownews.com

Colonel Anurag Upadhyay is a serving Indian Army officer.

The story describes his battle with locked-in syndrome.

On an August morning in 2025, he was preparing for physical training.

He put on his shoes and said goodbye to his wife, Swati.

He then left home.

About 10 minutes later, another officer came to tell Swati that he was in the hospital.

Upadhyay had been feeling dizzy.

Doctors believed he had suffered a stroke, but they did not yet know the full extent of his neurological damage.

Key facts

Patient
Colonel Anurag Upadhyay
Occupation
Serving Indian Army officer
Condition
Locked-in syndrome
Incident date
August 2025
Initial symptom
Dizziness
Initial medical belief
Doctors believed he had suffered a stroke
Reported uncertainty
The full extent of the neurological damage was not yet known

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