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Living With...Stroke

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Understanding the Link Between High Blood Pressure and Stroke

Each day that your blood pressure is too high, your chances of having a stroke are increased.

Understanding Stroke


Stroke is the result of problems with the blood vessels that supply blood to the brain.

Life After Stroke


Recovery starts with regaining strength and abilities. It continues with moving back into daily life, making healthy changes along the way.

Preventing Recurrent Stroke


Having one stroke makes you more likely to have another. But, with the help of your doctor, you can prevent another stroke.

Understanding Tests and Procedures


Tests help your doctor learn more about your stroke and what caused it. Certain treatments may help prevent another stroke.

Stroke Prevention


The good news: many strokes can be prevented. To do this, address your risk factors and make changes to live healthier.

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A stroke occurs when either too much blood or too little blood disrupts blood flow to part of the brain.

Caregiver Resources

  • Life After Stroke : Recovery at Home
  • For Caregivers : Coping Tips

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