• Stroke: Behavior Changes Depending on what part of the brain was affected, a person may not act the same after a stroke as they acted before the stroke. In some cases, these behavior changes may be the result of an emotional or psychological problem. But they might also be...
  • Stroke: Dealing With Depression It is common to feel sad about changes caused by the stroke. Sometimes the injury to the brain from the stroke can cause depression. If you think you might be depressed, tell your doctor right away. The sooner you know if you are depressed, the...
  • Stroke: Memory Tips Stroke Stroke Rehabilitation Current as of: October 2, 2025 Author: Ignite Healthwise, LLC StaffClinical Review BoardAll Ignite Healthwise, LLC education is reviewed by a team that includes physicians, nurses, advanced practitioners, registered...
  • Stroke: Understanding Your Emotions Learn about the range of emotions you may experience after you've had a stroke.
  • Stroke: Preventing Injury in Affected Limbs After a stroke, you may not feel temperature, touch, pain, or sharpness on one side of your body. This may lead to injuries such as: Cuts and scratches.These can happen if your nails aren't kept short and smooth. For example, if you can't feel...
  • Stroke Rehabilitation The best way to get better after a stroke is to start stroke rehabilitation (rehab). The goal of stroke rehab is to help you recover, prevent problems, and help you get back as much independence as possible by improving how you move, think, and feel.
  • Stroke: What Is Stroke Rehab? Learn how stroke rehab works and how it can help you get stronger and feel better.
  • Carotid Artery Procedures: Stroke Prevention Explore your treatment options for stroke prevention when you have a narrowed carotid artery.
  • After a Stroke: Taking an Antiplatelet Learn why it's important to take antiplatelet medicine after a stroke.
  • Driving a Car After a Stroke You may or may not be able to drive after a stroke. It will depend on how the stroke affected you. Many people are able to drive within about a year after a stroke. Talk to your doctor about when you can drive. Don't drive unless your doctor says it'

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