Stroke

A stroke happens when a blood vessel bursts or the brain's blood supply is cut off, killing brain cells. Immediate medical attention is critical. With early diagnosis, timely intervention, and rehabilitation, many patients regain function, reduce complications, and improve quality of life.

Common Symptoms

• Trouble seeing or blurred vision

• Severe headache with no clear cause

• Difficulty speaking or understanding speech

• Loss of balance, dizziness, or coordination problems

• Sudden weakness or numbness on one side of the body

Benefits of Early Intervention

• Prevents future strokes

• Reduces long-term disability

• Reduces permanent brain damage

• Enhances quality of life and independence

• Improves recovery of movement, speech, and cognition