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What is post stoke sequelae and how to understand i am facing it or what are its symptoms?
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Post stroke : Sequelae can be devastating from dysphagia or troubles swallowing to aphasia or troubles comprehending or speaking to partial or total loss of motor or sensorial function for half of the body. If you had a stroke you should remain under the care of a neurologist indefinitely.
Answered 11/18/2019
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