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Tag Archives: Fatigue
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Summary
By the end of this topic you should: Know more about behaviour changes such as impulsiveness, anger or apathy after stroke. Know how fatigue can affect you or the person after stroke. Know the signs of stress and ways to … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Psychological issues
Tagged: Anger management | Apathy | Coping strategies | Fatigue | Impulsive behaviour | Relationships | Stress | Work
Tagged: Anger management | Apathy | Coping strategies | Fatigue | Impulsive behaviour | Relationships | Stress | Work
Physical issues
View Text Alternative Fatigue .Problem If either or both of you are tired you are less likely to want to be intimate. TRUE– Solution Take time to let the person heal. They will gradually regain more energy and will be … Continue reading
Effects of stroke which may make balancing and regaining mobility difficult.
Here are some of the effects of stroke which may make balancing and regaining mobility difficult. Muscular Physiological Psychological Loss of muscle control – muscles are required to move the body around and keep balance. Weak muscles – muscles need … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: Anxiety | Balance | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Motivation | Muscle tone | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Tagged: Anxiety | Balance | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Motivation | Muscle tone | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Fatigue
Many people after a stroke experience fatigue. This can vary from day to day or at different times of the day. Some people need a period of adjustment when they go home. Often it is tempting to try to do … Continue reading
Balance and mobility
Balance is the bodies’ automatic ability to stop us from falling over during tasks e.g. stepping; reaching etc. It is a key requirement for being able to move and walk. After a stroke balance can be affected and may take time … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Physical deficits
Tagged: Balance | Concentration | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Medication | Mobility | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Tagged: Balance | Concentration | Fatigue | Inattention | Insight | Medication | Mobility | Pain | Sensation | dyspraxia
Symptoms Of Stroke
Stroke can affect a person in many ways. The type of stroke and the location in the brain will determine which symptoms and the severity the person has. Not everyone who has a stroke will have the same symptoms. A stroke on one side … Continue reading