No Brain Activity in ICU: Should You Take Your Loved One Off Life Support?

No Brain Activity in ICU: Should You Take Your Loved One Off Life Support?

Learn what to do if doctors say your loved one has no brain activity. Don’t rush to withdraw life support. Get expert help from Intensive Care Hotline.

No brain activity in ICU — should you take your loved one off life support?
Patrik Hutzel from IntensiveCareHotline.com explains why you should never rush such a decision and what steps to take before agreeing to withdrawal of treatment.

👉 In this video, you’ll learn:
Why you have the right to say no to withdrawing life support
How to request more time, more tests, and second opinions
The difference between real vs. perceived end-of-life situations
How to access medical records and request a neurological reassessment
Why hospitals may push for withdrawal too soon
How a tracheostomy can help and when Intensive Care at Home is an option

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