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Tag Archives: Intimacy
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Summary
By the end of this topic you should: Know how stroke can affect physical aspects of intimacy and relationships Know how stroke can affect emotional aspects of intimacy and relationships Know there are positive messages about intimacy and relationships after … Continue reading
Emotional issues
View Text Alternative Fear Problem The person may fear having another stroke if they have sex. TRUE Solution Many stroke patients will have this fear but it is important to put this into perspective. It is very rareto have a … Continue reading
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
Introduction
After stroke there may be areas of the brain, which if damaged, cause physical and emotional changes. This could make resuming your physical relationship difficult. Intimacy,sexual feelings and relationships can be difficult to discuss with your partner let alone a … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Intimacy and relationships
Tagged: Haemorrhagic Stroke | Intimacy | Relationships | Sex
Tagged: Haemorrhagic Stroke | Intimacy | Relationships | Sex
Relationships
Many of the things you may have to do as a carer could have an affect on relationships. Your relationship can be very rewarding when you are working together to help your loved one with their recovery. Illness can bring … Continue reading