TV Doctor Elena Malysheva Shares Update on Her Mother’s Health
Television physician and presenter Elena Malysheva recently spoke about her 90-year-old mother, Galina Morozova, in a message shared on social media. The post notes that Morozova’s health has begun to decline, with Malysheva describing a noticeable weakening of her mother’s cognitive state and her ability to mobilize without assistance. The doctor says her mother can no longer enter a car unaided and that her mental clarity has gradually diminished.
Malysheva described the situation at home as a gradual cognitive decline. She tries to keep her mother engaged and cheerful as much as possible, inviting family members to share fond memories with Morozova so that they can be recalled together. The presenter emphasized that she remains hopeful and continues to support her mother’s brain health through daily routines and social interaction.
Paraparesis, a condition characterized by weakness in both the upper and lower limbs, was defined by Malysheva to help others understand the current limitations her mother faces. She explained that the family is taking every possible step to manage Morozova’s condition and to maintain her dignity and comfort as the illness progresses. The daughter also noted that even with pain relief, headaches run in the family and can be difficult to treat with standard medications.
In a separate note from late 2022, Malysheva mentioned a personal health issue, describing migraines that have affected her. She added that a history of headaches exists on her mother’s side of the family and that traditional painkillers may not always provide relief. The discussion reflected a broader conversation within the family about managing chronic headaches and seeking appropriate medical guidance.
Earlier, Malysheva had explained why she chose not to undergo a stomach resection, sharing her perspective on this medical decision and the reasons behind it. The comments illustrate the presenter’s willingness to discuss personal health choices and the experiences that inform her clinical outlook.