Category: Stroke Side Effects

There are several different ways that a stroke can affect the muscular system. In this article, you will learn some of the most common muscle

Has a stroke affected your speech? It could be a sign of aphasia or apraxia of speech. Both conditions can inhibit a stroke survivor’s speech

Are your post stroke symptoms getting worse?  Sometimes this is normal, and other times it’s not — so how can you tell if you’re on

Anger after stroke presents a unique challenge to recovery. It often occurs in the acute stages of stroke and can be a major struggle for

If you have difficulty swallowing after stroke, it’s likely that you have a condition known as dysphagia. There are steps you can take to recover

Numbness after stroke is a common secondary effect that causes loss of sensation in some of the affected areas. It can be accompanied by other

Every stroke is different and, as a result, every patient will experience secondary effects differently. To make the recovery process even more complex, some patients

Did you know that about 60% of stroke survivors sustain vision problems? Fortunately, many survivors can regain eyesight at least partially with the right approach.

Transcortical sensory aphasia is a form of aphasia that can cause poor auditory comprehension. It typically occurs after damage to the temporal lobe. In this

Transcortical motor aphasia is a rare category of aphasia that can make it difficult to speak or understand others. The symptoms can very greatly between