How to Improve Memory After Stroke with Cognitive Rehabilitation
Poor memory after stroke is a cognitive effect that many survivors struggle with. Fortunately, memory recovery is often possible by healing the brain through cognitive
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Poor memory after stroke is a cognitive effect that many survivors struggle with. Fortunately, memory recovery is often possible by healing the brain through cognitive
Incontinence after stroke alters your ability to control your bladder and bowel movements. About half of all stroke patients admitted to the hospital experience incontinence,
If you or a loved one can’t recognize faces after stroke, it could indicate a secondary effect called prosopagnosia — also known as “facial blindness.” This
Restless leg syndrome after stroke can lead to insomnia and affect your quality of life. Therefore, treatment is often desirable for many patients. But where
A swollen arm after stroke often happens to stroke patients with hemiplegia or hemiparesis (paralysis or weakness on one side of the body). Lack of
Vomiting after stroke is a worrisome condition as it depletes the body of vital fluids and nutrients. Is there a way to make it stop?
Have you ever felt alarmed by muscle twitching after stroke and wondered what caused it? Sometimes muscle twitching is a sign of spasticity, but it
Some patients think they have a left visual field cut when they might actually have left neglect. While both conditions have similarities, they have completely
The inability to write after a stroke is called agraphia. It’s primarily caused by impaired motor control in the hand (peripheral agraphia) or disrupted language
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