http://www.healthnpro.info/2017/05/20/15-long-term-effects-of-stroke/
If you have had a stroke, the effects of
your stroke may endure long after your first stroke symptoms stabilize
and after you receive appropriate stroke treatment.
Your long-term stroke effects are, in
many ways, similar to your initial stroke symptoms. What the immediate
and long-standing effects of a stroke have in common is that they
generally involve the same part of the body or the same cognitive
function.
For example, your arm
may be weak, your face may be lopsided, speech might be garbled, or
vision may be blurry. This is because the initial symptoms of a stroke
correspond to the area of the brain that is injured by the stroke, as do
the enduring residual effects.
However, some effects of stroke can take
months, or even years, to develop. The most common effects of a stroke
are described below.
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