Left Side Stroke: Secondary Effects, Treatment, & Recovery
A left side stroke can affect movement on the right side of the body, because each hemisphere controls the opposite side.| Flint Rehab
A left side stroke can affect movement on the right side of the body, because each hemisphere controls the opposite side.| Flint Rehab
Hemiplegia results from a neurologic condition that includes damaged brain cells on one side of the brain. Medical conditions that damage the nervous system such as stroke, brain injury, or cerebral palsy commonly result in hemiplegia. Often, this affects the way people move, walk, or care for themselves. Individuals with hemiplegia often rely on assistive […]| Flint Rehab
In a survivor's stroke recovery timeline, new milestones can occur after 3 months, 1 year, 2 years, and more.| Flint Rehab
Tenecteplase (TNK) is a clot busting drug used in acute stroke treatment. Learn why some doctors are choosing TNK vs tPA for stroke!| Flint Rehab
Hemiparesis involves weakness on one side of the body. Come learn which therapies are most effective for hemiparesis treatment.| Flint Rehab
Learn about the Cincinnati Stroke Scale: how it works, why early detection matters, and how you can help save lives.| Flint Rehab
