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Regaining Arm Movement After Stroke: Effective Methods for Recovery

According to widespread research, around 70% of stroke survivors will experience arm weakness. Thankfully, there are many effective methods for regaining arm movement after stroke. The most effective method for you, however, depends on many different factors. Regaining mobility after a stroke works differently for everyone based on your unique symptoms and abilities. Whether you […]

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Combative or Aggressive Behavior After Stroke: Understanding & Coping with Anger

Combative or aggressive behavior after stroke is a negative secondary effect frequently observed in survivors, especially in the acute stage of recovery. This can be a temporary phase or, in some cases, can be long-lasting and a sign of damage to specific areas of the brain. This gives rise to many questions for both survivors […]

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Vomiting After Head Injury: What It Means and How to Treat It

Is vomiting after head injury a dangerous sign? While dizziness and nausea are typical effects of head injury, vomiting can be a sign of a worsening condition. However, a single episode of vomiting without other symptoms is usually not a reason for serious concern. This article will explore what causes vomiting after head injury and […]

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Can you get paralyzed 2 wks later after having a Stroke

Question: My sister had a stroke on July 30, 2022, on her left side she was hospitalized and receiving care after her stroke she was able to move both

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Understanding a Clenched Hand & Curled Fingers After Stroke: How to Treat Hand Spasticity

Spasticity after stroke is a condition that causes stiff, tight muscles. When it affects the hand in a significant way, it can lead to a clenched hand or curled fingers after stroke. Severe spasticity in the hand is ultimately caused by disconnection and miscommunication between the brain and muscles that control the hand. Fortunately, there […]

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Maximizing Hand Recovery After Stroke: How to Improve Hand and Finger Mobility

Hand recovery after stroke can be a slow process, affecting many daily activities. However, we now know that recovery of hand function can continue to occur months, and even years, following stroke. The chances of hand recovery increase with consistent practice and repetition of rehabilitation exercises. In this article we will discuss techniques to maximize […]

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Contractures After Stroke: How to Prevent and Reverse Them

Contractures after stroke are a common complication and are characterized by stiffening or tightening of muscles, joints, and tendons. Contractures can develop in any joint or muscle group in the body that is affected by spasticity, commonly involving the hand, elbow, hip, knee, and ankle. Ultimately, this condition can affect your ability to perform functional […]

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