So instead of having to address poststroke depression(33% chance), your doctor could get you recovered enough to do the exercise necessary to prevent depression. But I bet your doctors will not address it that way since they have NO CLUE on what therapies actually work. They write prescriptions to the therapists saying E.T.(Evaluate and Treat). That means they know nothing about stroke rehab and are hoping their therapists do. Which is probably why only 10% of patients get to full recovery.
JAMA Psychiatry. Published online January 23, 2019. doi:10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2018.3870
There is a large and growing need to better manage the
burden of major depression. Antidepressants are not universally
effective, and many patients undergo a trial-and-error process to find
the right regimen. Psychological therapies are about equally effective
and can be expensive and difficult to access. Reducing the number of
individuals who develop depression would be ideal, but identifying
robust protective factors that are modifiable has proven challenging.
Physical exercise has emerged as a key opportunity. In large
cross-sectional studies,
1 individuals who exercise report significantly better mental health. In large prospective cohort studies,
2 individuals who exercise are less likely to develop depression. In randomized clinical trials,
3
people who were assigned to exercise groups had greater depressive
symptom reduction than those who were not. Individuals with depression
who are taking antidepressants and exercise more are significantly more
likely to recover than those who exercise less.
4 Case closed, perhaps?
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