____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Stroke is a medical emergency Occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked or reduced. Immediate action can prevent severe brain damage—call 999 if signs appear. FAST method for recognition Face: Check for drooping. Arms: Check for weakness. Speech: Listen […]
Read more____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Recognise stroke signs quickly (FAST) Face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech, and urgent action are critical for survival and recovery. Recovery involves physical, emotional, and cognitive rehabilitation Early and ongoing rehab, home adaptations, and patient-centred care help restore independence and quality […]
Read more____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Oral health affects overall health and stroke risk Gum disease and oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream, increasing the likelihood of stroke and heart complications. Post-stroke mouth care is essential Stroke survivors may have coordination issues or paralysis, making it important […]
Read more____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Recognise stroke quickly using FAST Look for facial drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulties, and act immediately by calling emergency services to reduce brain damage. Know the causes and types of stroke Strokes can be ischaemic (caused by blood clots) or haemorrhagic […]
Read more____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Early recognition of stroke (FAST) Spotting signs like facial drooping, arm weakness, and slurred speech, and calling 999 immediately, is critical for reducing brain damage. Holistic rehabilitation Recovery involves physical therapy, cognitive exercises, emotional support, and meaningful activities to rebuild independence […]
Read moreAt Cavendish Homecare, we recognise that the recovery journey following a stroke is unique and care must be tailored accordingly. Many stroke clients choose the option of receiving stroke care at home, as it allows them to remain in a familiar environment with access […]
Read moreLiving a truly healthy lifestyle isn’t always easy, but it’s incredibly rewarding. It’s about much more than just avoiding illness; it’s about feeling good, having energy, and boosting your overall well-being. At the heart of this lies a crucial understanding of what our bodies […]
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