Types of Stroke and Their Symptoms
Types of Stroke and Their Symptoms Did you know that strokes are responsible for 6.7 million deaths worldwide, making it the cerebrovascular disease with the highest mortality rate? According to health research, stroke is the second leading cause of death worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that by 2030, stroke will remain one of […]
Why does a stroke recur?
Why does a stroke recur? Can someone who had a stroke have another? The likelihood of having another stroke for someone who has already experienced one is quite high. Yes, a recurrence is possible, and more common than you might think. Therefore, it’s essential to change habits and take preventive measures to avoid another incident. […]
Cannabidiol and Parkinson’s Disease
Cannabidiol and Parkinson’s Disease What is Cannabidiol? CBD is a natural compound found in cannabis sativa plants. It lacks the adverse side effects of prescription drugs and does not produce the “high” associated with THC in marijuana. Studies indicate that CBD can alleviate debilitating symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, offering a natural alternative to traditional medications […]
Sexual Function in Men After Spinal Cord Injury
Sexual Function in Men After Spinal Cord Injury What is Sexuality? In a broad sense, sexual function in men after spinal cord injury encompasses all feelings, attitudes, and behaviors that contribute to a person feeling like a man or woman, both publicly and privately (Firestone & Catlett, 2006). Sexual health signifies a natural extension of […]
Recovery Time for Hemorrhagic Stroke
Recovery Time for Hemorrhagic Stroke If you’ve experienced a stroke or know someone who has, understanding the recovery time for a hemorrhagic stroke is crucial. Preventing a stroke is often possible, especially with access to information. Symptoms include tingling in the leg, face, or arm (particularly on one side of the body), sudden difficulty seeing […]
What is Bell’s Palsy?
What is Bell’s Palsy? Bell’s palsy is caused by inflammation of the facial nerve and is not related to brain problems, unlike facial paralysis from a stroke, where brain damage affects areas controlling facial nerves. To understand Bell’s palsy, one must know the anatomy and functions of the facial nerve. The Facial Nerve The facial […]
Can Stroke Survivors Fully Recover?
Can Stroke Survivors Fully Recover? Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to fully recover after a stroke? The truth is, a stroke, also known as a cerebrovascular accident (CVA), can largely be prevented, especially when one is well-informed. Here at Prosense, we emphasize the importance of staying alert. Even with information readily available, a […]