Is there a medication for paralysis (brain hemorrhage) at Mayo clinic?

@ksk235
Has your father had recent MRI of his brain and cervical spine to check vessels and for spinal cord/nerve root compression?

Has he had EMG/nerve conduction studies of his upper and lower limbs recently? Is he still getting physical therapy to help him regain function?

It seems you need testing/imaging to determine what is damaged that controls your father’s arm/hand functioning and the options for treatment therapy. I am not aware of any medication that would treat this and repair nerves. Some nerves regenerate and some do not. It is important your father eats a healthy diet and gets proper exercise and sleep to support nerve healing as much as possible. He needs nutrients and oxygen to get to where it is needed to help with healing and to reduce inflammation as much as possible.

Is he getting mental health support and medication, if needed? I’m sure this experience can impact mental health since it is a chronic disability. How old is your father?

@ksk235
P.S. You want to also make sure to take care of yourself as a caregiver. Caregiver stress is real and it is very important you take care of your mental/physical health through diet, exercise, proper sleep, mental health support, support groups, others to step in to give you a break, etc. It is important you “put your oxygen mask on” so you are able to help advocate for your dad. This is not easy on you and I feel for you.

My father is 45 years old now.
Yes, we have taken MRI of his brain 6 months ago and he don't have any issues related to spinal cord he got paralysis due to blood leakage and blood clot in his brain. His condition is better now that he can walk properly without any external support but, his arms/hands were not yet recovered. And the current medication just stopped the blood leakage from the nerves but it is not helping to recover the dead nerves (it just stopped the further extension of issue but not helping to recover him that is already caused). He is also getting full support from my side and also from my family, he his having good exercise and proper food diet.
i am trying to provide him the better medication so that he can get recover soon.
so, could you please give me the better solution that you know?
Thank you.

And i am from India so, it is challenging to travel from India to any other country without Knowing any details.
could you please provide me the contact details like mail id of any neurologists in mayo clinic or any other reputed Hospitals so, that i can know my father's condition better and further plan for the treatment.
Thank You.

@ksk235 Unfortunately you’re most likely not going to find any drugs that will reverse your dad’s paralysis. Depending on the degree of damage and location of damage to the brain from the stroke physical therapy and occupational therapy may be able to improve his functions.

Which health care division provides the mental health care you mentioned? My wife had brain bleed a couple years ago. It ruined her balance. It's about half way back and not improving. She also has dementia, has good physical health, healthy diet, experienced home care professionals; but not a lot of exercise. She's not at all depressed.

Is your wife got recovered from the brain hemorrhage(blood clot)?
What are the approaches you followed for the better recovery?

No. She's not recovered. She has regained about half of her balance function; but, she's still a serious fall risk.
Plenty of rest, healthy diet with some (they keep cutting her off) physical therapy