Stroke recovery may look different for every patient. Depending on where in the brain the stroke occurs, you can have different symptoms that last a long time. These symptoms may change the way you think, act, move, and speak. While everyone's process is a little different, here’s what to expect during stroke recovery.
Ajay Berdia, MD, is a Neurologist at St. Charles Hospital Specialty Care Center.
Laura Beck, MS, PT is Vice President of Rehabilitation at St. Charles Hospital.
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