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When someone is seriously ill or dying after a stroke

WebA stroke happens when the blood supply inside the brain is disrupted, killing brain cells. If this happens in a part of the brain that controls the body’s automatic ‘life support’ …

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Risk factor of stroke

WebFind out more about each condition, diagnosis and treatment here: High blood pressure is the single biggest risk factor for stroke. Diabetes can make your arteries more likely to …

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A complete guide to Emotional changes after stroke

WebEmotional changes after stroke 3 Why do I feel different? 4 What kinds of problems can this cause? 5 Anxiety 5 Frustration 6 Anger 6 Depression 6 Difficulty controlling your …

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Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) Stroke Association

WebA transient ischaemic attack (TIA or mini-stroke) is the same as a stroke, but the symptoms last a short time. You get stroke symptoms because a clot is blocking the blood supply in …

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Exercises for stroke survivors Stroke Association

Web3. Getting started. Now you have chosen the mobility group that best suits you, you can get started. Each week will have a theme that applies to all three groups, each video …

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Emotional changes Stroke Association

WebA stroke can come with feelings of loss and grief. Stroke is a major life event. For many people, it leads to sudden changes at home, at work and in relationships. A stroke …

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Your guide to eating well after a stroke

WebFor more information visit stroke.org.uk 1 Stroke Helpline: 0303 3033 100 or email: [email protected] This information is for people who have had a stroke or transient …

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Cross-cutting issues Stroke Association

WebWe are the force for change. By listening to and working with people affected by stroke, we can drive improvements in stroke prevention. A number of issues impact all of the stroke …

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Improving wellbeing after stroke Stroke Association

WebEmma is funded by the Stroke Association and is investigating ways we can improve the mental wellbeing of stroke survivors and carers. 'Too many stroke survivors struggle with …

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How to prevent a stroke How to prevent

Web2 Stroke Association The Stroke Association is registered as a charity in England and Wales (No 211015) and in Scotland (SC037789). Also registered in Northern Ireland …

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Priorities in stroke rehabilitation and long-term care

WebPriorities in stroke rehabilitation and long-term care The priorities are areas of evidence uncertainty in stroke policy and practice established by the James Lind Alliance Stroke …

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A carer’s guide to stroke

WebRelaxation: relaxation techniques can help with tiredness or stress. Your local carers’ centre may offer classes, or a stroke nurse might be able to give you advice. Stay active: try to …

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NHS England Long Term Plan and the National Stroke Programme

WebThe National Stroke Programme has been developed jointly by NHS England and the Stroke Association in consultation with clinical experts and people affected by stroke. Building …

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Driving after a stroke Stroke Association

WebAfter a stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA or mini-stroke): Car and motorbike drivers must not drive for a minimum of one calendar month. Bus and lorry drivers must stop …

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Mental health, anxiety and depression

WebFeeling sad or down in the dumps. Losing interest in everyday activities. Finding it difficult to concentrate or make decisions. Changes in your sleep pattern -being unable to sleep or …

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