Suffering from a stroke is an excruciating healthcare complication, and so is surviving the realization that your loved one had one. But what should you expect after a stroke when you are ready for recovery but are not aware of…
Transient Ischemic Attack is aptly nicknamed “mini-stroke” but is not as mini as it sounds. Although the name suggests a fleeting and small-scaled entity that can be put off until you get the time to do something about it, a…
The annual number of strokes in the United States is approximately one-half million, and over 3 million stroke survivors are alive today. In its National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives for the year 2000, the Public Health Service set…
Stroke ranks amongst the top five leading causes of death in the United States. Not all kinds of strokes are the same, neither are their symptoms, causes, and treatments. The cerebrum is the largest and most significant part of the…
Vascular Parkinsonism, although quite similar, is not the same as Parkinson’s disease. Vascular Parkinsonism disease is just what its name suggests: a medical condition directly related to the vascular system and similar to Parkinson’s disease. Let us examine whether a…
A stroke occurs when the brain fails to get the required amount of blood, and more than 795,000 Americans suffer from this phenomenon every year. An individual loses nearly 2 million brain cells every minute a stroke goes untreated, resulting…
Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. About 30% of all strokes are repeat strokes, which elevates the importance of stroke prevention. Here’s a ray of hope: blood thinners act as anti-stroke medication. However,…
Statistics show that a stroke was the primary reason behind 1 in every six deaths from cardiovascular diseases in 2018. Somebody in the United States gets a stroke every 40 seconds. Alarming research statistics show that a stroke causes 1…
Ischemic Stroke and Covid-19 “Typical” Covid-19 Symptoms When people think of Covid-19 symptoms, they rightly think of the more common symptoms like fever, chills, cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue, headache, muscle aches, a loss of taste or smell (anosmia), nausea, vomiting,…
Common Classifications of Stroke Cause When a person has damage to the brain from a lack of blood flow, this is considered an ischemic stroke. While great attention is appropriately placed on how to best treat the stroke immediately to…
