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Stroke

Find information about:

Skin Care

Skin Care after a Stroke
Shirley Ryan AbilityLab

Bowel & Bladder Care

Bowel and bladder problems
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Incontinence after stroke
National Stroke Foundation
Managing bladder and bowel problems after a stroke
MyHealthAlberta.ca
Stroke and Bladder and Bowel Control
New Zealand Continence Association

Mobility

Balance problems after stroke
Stroke Association
Hemiparesis
American Stroke Association
Mobility and exercise after stroke fact sheet
Stroke Foundation (Australia)
Stroke recovery: physical aspects and mobility (video series)
healthtalk.org

Energy Level

Let's Talk about Feeling Tired After a Stroke
American Stroke Association
Fighting Through Fatigue
American Stroke Association

Strength & Flexibility

Living with Physical Changes
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Strength Training - Lower Extremity
StrokEngine

Pain

Central Pain Syndrome Post Stroke
American Stroke Association
Coping with Pain
American Stroke Association
Pain after stroke fact sheet
Stroke Foundation (Australia)

Injections

Injection technique using a pre-filled innohep safety syringe
LEO Pharma

Muscle Tension / Spasticity

Spasticity: increased muscle tension and strength - "tightness"

Hypotonia: decreased muscle tension and strength - "floppiness"

Hypertonia Information Page
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Spasticity
American Stroke Association
Spasticity
National Stroke Association

Last Updated: Apr 18, 2024 4:15 PM
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