Recovery following stroke: How long will it take? | Ohio State Medical Center
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Stoke patients commonly ask how long it will take to regain function and strength following a stroke. While it depends largely on the extent of damage caused by the stroke initially,
Mark Tornero, MD, a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, says it typically takes weeks to months. While most gains are made in the first six months, additional recovery can still occur 1-2 years out. Dr. Tornero emphasizes the importance of early intervention through in-patient therapy as the quickest road to recovery.
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Best friend had a stroke and laid on his floor for 6 days until being discovered. He is now under 24 hour care, has a feeding tube, diapers,and has left side paralysis. Its so hard to visit him....breaks my heart
I'm almost two months into my recovery. Rehab was everything.
Which medicine u take recovery
How are you doing? I hope well!
Body fine after stroke all problems in ear eye,and balance
I had a stroke, all limbs great it is my eye and ear that is messed up other than that I could deal
I respect what the doctor says but both my arm and feet didn't start waking up till year 2...yeah..year two. I've actually focused on stroke for many years with my job s a massage therapist. You can't believe everything a doctor tells you. I know the coping mechanism for disabled people but with stroke..yOU ARE JUST GOING TO HAVE TO WAIT, till you regain back the movement. Still though. exercise is the key because your retraining to brain the proper form for movement and obviously look good too haha. Oh, one more thing I had a major stroke, for those who want to know. It will be the hardest thing you've ever come across. It will test your patience and your well being....good luck. If I can do it...you can too!
Hi I want to ask if you could share some of the exercises that helped you because my dad had a major stroke and all of the doctors said that he can’t but I know he CAN
Are u ok now
Thanks forposting. Im 57 years old and had a massive stroke in 2021 which left me woth sevèe deficits despite intensive training for 1 year. Im doing hime rehab but I still can't use my left arm arm. I can not compensatorily walk with a cane but still bad with balance, I have fallèn a thousand times but Im not giving up. I still believe I wpuld recover even if I were told my deficits will last forevér. I will still recover
Thank you for saying this I'm post stroke 6months, still having difficulty this was encouraging.
I got mine going after 1 month it's been 2 months now and I can do pushups again
beating a stroke how you doing now?
Did you feel dizzy?
Serious question how did it felt the moment it struck? Did you feel immense pain in the head? Were you losing consciousness?
I'm a bit over 3 years since my major stroke.
It's only recently that I'm beginning to say to myself that I will survive and I will be happy .
A few things I cannot do but I didn't enjoy doing them anyway. Had to stop working. After a year of being alone I now feel that that life , that chapter has gone .
Be patient , go very very easy on yourself and wait .
God bless.❤😂
2 months Ito muy recovery and I can walk short distances without my cane. Still waiting for muy arm Rio come back doingrehab 3xa week. My neurologist says I'll make a full recovery.
Keep pushing! I had mine Sepr. 29 Everyday I work . I still don't have use of my right arm and hand but I walk pretty good. I use my cane in unfamiliar places and distances. I'll get there. You will too.
Define full recovery
Are you ok now
Recovery to be yourself again will be dofficult
Too optimistic
My husband had a stroke and they did a surgery due to swelling how long can it take for a person to recover .. He es awake but he hasn't been talking it's been nine days since he had the stroke
Eye site vision is totally lost is any chance of recovery that is happen due to stroke
Total recovery i think is not possible