Stroke can be so devastating for a person. A stroke can be as devastating as any other life-threatening medical event you might have. It can cause a person to lose the use of their limbs, and in many cases, the ability to walk or move their body.
Stroke is a medical condition in which a blood vessel, or vessel wall, has been damaged. This results in blood flow to the brain being reduced, which can cause a person to experience a variety of symptoms. Sometimes stroke symptoms are a person not having any movement in the arm or hand, or the inability to move their arm or hand.
Strokes are caused by a blood clot that forms in a blood vessel. This is known as a “occlusion.” The clot blocks the blood flow to the brain, causing a person to lose the use of their limbs and also the ability to move (or walk) their body.
To treat a stroke, doctors are frequently using a clot-buster. This involves having a surgeon place a clot-buster device in the person’s skull. This device is usually placed into the person’s brain to seal the clot, essentially stopping further blood flow.
A common complication of a stroke occurs as the clot is not immediately absorbed and breaks loose and begins to travel through the brain. This can cause a stroke to become ischemic, meaning it does not involve the brain’s blood supply and thus causes a person to lose the use of their limbs and also the ability to move or walk their body. An ischemic stroke is the most severe and is the result of a stroke that is so severe that it causes death.
Ischemic Stroke is a potentially life-threatening condition, especially for victims who have already had a stroke. In many cases of death, the death causes other complications like heart attacks, which is why the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) recommends that all stroke victims be given aspirin, or another anti-coagulation drug, within four hours of the stroke.
We’re not exactly sure what ischemic stroke is. A stroke is an event that may cause death, and may cause paralysis or other injuries, but is not caused by a physical injury. It’s the result of a sudden interruption of blood flow to a certain part of the brain.
Strokes can be caused by various factors, including a blockage in the arteries in the brain, which can be caused by blood clots forming in the brain or a blood clot in the brain’s spinal fluid, which can be caused by a blood clot in the arteries leading to the brain, from a blood clot that’s formed in the brain or spinal fluid, or a blood clot that forms in the brain or spinal fluid.
The last time I saw a stroke was on the news. Just a few months ago. When the news cut away from the story I was sitting on the edge of my chair in the hospital room. The doctor on the screen was discussing my case with the family members. One of the family members asked about the type of stroke I had, and the doctor was able to tell her. I was admitted into the hospital for three days for a physical exam.
Stroke is a medical condition where a blood clot forms in the brain, causing a stroke. The first thing you need to do is see a neurologist to make sure you’re not suffering from a stroke of some other kind, or if you’ve already had one, check to see if you have one. The best thing to do is to wait at least three days before you’re feeling any symptoms of a stroke. Any other symptoms will indicate that a stroke has already begun.