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• Stroke Recovery and Rehab: 10 Important Questions

WebMD answers questions about what to expect following a stroke, from recovery and rehab to preventing future strokes and finding support....

• Facts About Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation

Recovering from a stroke can take months or years for some and a few weeks for others. The amount of time stroke recovery takes is determined mostly by the amount of damaged caused from the stroke. There are many devices and products that aid in stroke recovery. There are only a few real stroke recovery options that are effective at aiding in optimal recovery for stroke victims. You should...

• Arm and Hand Exercises for Stroke Rehab

WebMD asked stroke rehab experts to describe the types of exercises that are used to help stroke survivors regain the use of their affected arm....

• Arm and Hand Exercises for Stroke Rehab

WebMD asked stroke rehab experts to describe the types of exercises that are used to help stroke survivors regain the use of their affected arm....

• Stroke Rehab: Home Exercise as Good as Rehab Facility

When it comes to helping stroke patients walk again, low-tech, home-based approaches to rehabilitation may work just as well as specialized treadmill training in a rehab facility, a new study shows....

• Wii Games Speed Stroke Rehab

Active Wii video games may bring some fun into stroke recovery, helping patients to regain lost strength and motor skills in the process....

• Understanding When Stroke Treatment is Necessary

If you are at risk for stroke, you should be sure to educate yourself on how to prevent it from happening. If someone you love has had a stroke, then you should know and understand that there are stroke recovery options that can lead to a full recovery in mild to medium cases. Even more severe cases can help a stroke victim to recover to some extent....

• Tips For Working With Patients in Stoke Recovery

When someone has a stroke, recovery can be quite difficult for them. It is through the help of friends, family and paid caregivers that stroke recovery has the most success....

• Dance Your Way to Stroke Recovery

Stroke recovery does not have to be a dragging and burdensome task. You could actually have fun by literally dancing your way to recovery!...

• Thoughts Can Be the Key to Stroke Survivor’s Recovery

When a person has a stroke there is tons of support - we have Speech Therapists, Physical Therapists for our balance, Neurologists to access the damage but the thing I needed most and that was the key to my recovery that we did not have in 2001 and in searching the leading stroke survivor recovery guides today it still does not appear we have it yet is what I call "Thought Therapy" and...

• Stroke Rehabilitation & Recovery Tips For Stroke Patients

Stokes can cause brain damage ranging from mild to severe. Some strokes can completely disable a person while others can be treated for a full recovery. You need to understand the risk factors and prevention options when it comes to strokes as well as the treatment options that are available post stroke....

• Crossing Legs May Be Sign of Stroke Recovery

People who can cross their legs soon after a major stroke may have much better odds of a good recovery than those who cannot, a study shows....

• Antidepressant May Help in Stroke Recovery

A common antidepressant may help restore brain function and aid in stroke recovery, a study shows....

• Is Stroke Recovery Possible?

Having a stroke can be a life changing event. A stroke not only affects the person who had it but the people in their lives....

• Heart Rehab Programs May Help Some Stroke Patients

People who have had heart attacks or certain types of heart surgery often participate in structured rehab programs that focus on improving diet, exercise and other lifestyle factors....

• Being Prepared For Hospitalization

Knowing that your are facing a serious medical procedure and hospital stay in the near future can produce a lot of stress. It's important to take whatever steps you can to minimize this stress. Start by meeting with your physician and getting your questions answered. A smart move is to write down questions you may have about your surgery, hospital stay and subsequent recovery before that...

• The Road Of Recovery After A Stroke

There are a few different stages of care after a stroke. Strokes do not discriminate and they can affect anyone, at any age, race or gender at anytime. This article will mainly address the longer term care when the survivor has moved on to focus on stroke rehabilitation and exercises to help regain function....

• Stroke Recovery: Tips for the Caregiver

Caring for a loved one who has had a stroke can be a daunting task. WebMD asked experts what caregivers need to know. Here are their caregiving tips....

• Stroke Recovery: Tips for the Caregiver

Caring for a loved one who has had a stroke can be a daunting task. WebMD asked experts what caregivers need to know. Here are their caregiving tips....

• What to Expect During Stroke Rehabilitation

When a family member has a stroke a lot of people are affected. After the initial emergency, the stroke victim will need to get back on their feet and regain a sense of normalcy. There will be a rehabilitation period and this article outlines what you can expect from stroke rehabilitation....

• Educating Yourself Can Help Save Your Life From Strokes!

Today, many people suffer from this. Sometimes their first experience with a stroke is their last. For others, they may have survived the first, but rehabilitation and recovery from a stroke, is long, arduous and heart breaking....

• Stroke Exercises – Help After a Stroke

After a stroke has been suffered, post stroke exercises form the basis for a stroke rehabilitation program. There are some important considerations to take into account when selecting the stroke exercises you will perform or designing a stroke rehabilitation program. One of the most important aspects when designing a stroke rehabilitation program is the specificity of the exercises we choose...

• 2010 Events on Strokes to Look Forward To

Stroke patients, family members, caregivers, therapists, and physicians have a lot to look forward to this 2010 for events and workshops on stroke prevention, recovery and updates. April-June 2010 The second quarter off with a Comprehensive Stroke Management Update 2010 in Hilton Island, South Carolina for physicians and therapists. Scheduled on April 9-11, 2010, the event aims to review...

• Magnet Therapy May Help Some Stroke Survivors Recover

It can be an all too common scenario among certain stroke survivors. They can’t see or recognize anything on one side of their body. This condition often occurs after a stroke on the right side of the brain and is typically treated with a combination of physical therapy and brain re-training or mental tasks using a pen and paper or computer. This is often not enough to make a meaningful...

• Stroke Rehabilitation – A Novel Treatment Pays Off

In a landmark study, researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham used a randomized controlled trial -- the gold standard method for evaluating the effectiveness of a treatment -- to show that immobilizing the good arm of stroke patients and intensively exercising the weakened arm actually improved recovery, even when performed long after the stroke occurred. At one level, randomized...

• Health Questions and Answers

Health questions and answers on the internet aren't all created equal. This article covers what to look for when searching for health questions and answers, how to ask health questions, and where to find health answers....

• Faster Stroke Recovery When Family Helps Out

Stroke patients seem to recover lost or impaired physical abilities more quickly if family members pitch in to help them with exercise therapy, new research indicates....

• Aquatic Physical Therapy As an Add-On to Stroke Recovery

Water is life and can restore life. It has many therapeutic properties, which includes reviving the use of bodily functions lost due to a stroke. Commonly known as hydrotherapy, water has been used as far back as ancient Egyptian civilization to relieve pain and treat diseases by improving circulation....