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Dysphagia after stroke

Dysphagia After A Stroke Over 50% of patients are affected by dysphagia after stroke. It is typically characterized by the inability to swallow liquids or foods and can lead to choking. Patients usually tend to recover from post-stroke dysphagia within the first week...

Best Brain Exercises For Stroke Recovery

Best Brain Exercises For Stroke Recovery A stroke can cause long-term damage to the brain, impair movement, and significantly diminish cognitive abilities. Mobility and strength training to retrain the muscles after a stroke is a huge part of the stroke recovery...

Post-Stroke Aphasia

Aphasia is a complicated post-stroke disorder that can cause disruptions to a patient’s speech and understanding. It affects their ability to express or comprehend language, hindering effective communication with family, friends, and caretakers. Termed a language...

Best Brain Exercises For Stroke Recovery

Best Brain Exercises For Stroke Recovery A stroke can cause long-term damage to the brain, impair movement, and significantly diminish cognitive abilities. Mobility and strength training to retrain the muscles after a stroke is a huge part of the stroke recovery...

Post-Stroke Aphasia

Aphasia is a complicated post-stroke disorder that can cause disruptions to a patient’s speech and understanding. It affects their ability to express or comprehend language, hindering effective communication with family, friends, and caretakers. Termed a language...

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