Stroke in the Elderly
A condition in which blood flow to the brain is cut off depriving the brain of oxygen and glucose.
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Stroke Recovery: Getting Back on Track
Stroke recovery can be especially daunting for family caregivers and can cause high levels of emotional and physical stress for both the stroke survivor and their caregiver. Use these expert care tips during the recovery and rehabilitation process.
2 Comments‘Mini Strokes’ Can Have Mega Health Effects
A mini stroke, also known as a transient ischemic attack (TIA), can seem like a minor incident at first, but the long-term effects of TIAs can be very serious for people of all ages.
10 CommentsHemorrhagic Strokes in Seniors
During a hemorrhagic stroke, an artery in the brain bursts, blood spews out into the surrounding tissue.
1 CommentIschemic Stroke and the Elderly
The most common kind of stroke, an ischemic stroke occurs when an artery supplying the brain with blood becomes blocked.
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Stroke Questions
My father had a stroke and went to ER. Not admitted. 11 days later he is still in ER. He has declined. Still no admission. What can I do?
29 Answersmichelle7728 Answered Sep 21, 2023Following a stroke, my wife has become mean and says awful things to me. Is this common?
2 Answersfunkygrandma59 Answered Sep 21, 2023How can I get my sister to help with mother who has dementia and suffered a stroke in 2017, who now lives with me and my spouse?
37 AnswersLucia1979 Answered Sep 19, 2023Stroke victim has started biting tongue and lips when eating. Strokes happened 5yrs ago. Is this a sign of something more?
6 AnswersElaine74 Answered Sep 18, 2023
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Stroke Discussions
Have any of you witnessed an experience of lucidity for a brief period in the person with dementia you are caring for?
5 CommentsCatskie62 Commented Jun 14, 2023Stroke(s); what is the likelihood of full recovery?
11 CommentsAgentsmith Commented Dec 19, 2022Could not find the question someone asked about what kind of supervision needed for someone with aphasia and/or dysphagia.
1 CommentBarbBrooklyn Commented Jun 2022Update on my Dad.
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