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Is it normal to feel severely tired after a mini stroke even though the stroke was over two weeks ago?
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Fatigue: Seen after stroke in about half of stroke patients. Follow up with your neurologist to make sure nothing else going on such as diabetes.
Answered 10/8/2018
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