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Stroke Side Effects: What Your Doctor Should Know

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After a stroke or other brain injury, certain muscles may start to contract involuntarily, often causing pain or restricting movement. This is called spasticity, and it can be treated, but it's impor... More

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Video - State-of-the-Art Treatments for Post-Stroke Spasticity Transcript
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Video - Treating Post-Stroke Spasticity: What Your Doctor Needs to Know Transcript
Article - Intense Stroke Rehabilitation May Trigger Lasting Improvements
Video - When Muscles Won't Relax: Understanding Post-Stroke Spasticity Transcript
Article - Preventing Mild Strokes from Becoming Serious
Article - Walk Away from Stroke's Side-Effects
Article - Reclaiming Your Life After a Stroke
Video - Caregiver Involvement in Post-Stroke Care Transcript
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Article - Treating Stroke: How to Reduce the Damage

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