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How will they treat me for stroke if lifestyle changes arent enough?
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Many ways: You will be placed on some sort of blood thinner or anti-platelet drug to help prevent further strokes. You will be watched for blood pressure, heart condition, and overall health to reduce your further risk of having a stroke. There are many more ways to be treated but these are a few.
Answered 6/16/2012
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