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Is paralyzed from stroke cannot recover?
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Potentially: Depending on the type of stroke and the location, there can be recovery from the event. Physical and Occupational therapy is important to maximize recovery, as well as potentially speech therapy. The time for recovery is also dependent on the type of stroke, and in general requires months.
Answered 3/27/2017
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