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To view up to date account balance information, you will need to verify who you are and allow your MyStoke account details to be shared with your “Housing Online” Account. The tube is usually put into your nose and passed into your stomach (nasogastric tube), or it may be directly connected to your stomach in a small operation done using local anaesthetic (percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy, or PEG). There should also be a regular review of any problems of depression and anxiety, and psychological and emotional symptoms generally.

praxis – the ability to carry out skilled physical activities, such as getting dressed or making a cup of teaA number of necessary improvements have been identified to ensure the tool is integrated easily into the stroke pathway: The hyper-acute stroke unit (HASU) at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) sought to improve the support given to stroke survivors, with the aim of empowering patients, their families and carers with information pertinent to what happened when the stroke occurred, as well as what to expect throughout their rehabilitation and how to manage their health and reduce the risk of secondary stroke in the future. If a TIA is suspected, you will be offered aspirin to take straightaway. This helps to prevent a stroke. Even if the symptoms disappear while you're waiting for the ambulance to arrive, an assessment in a hospital should still be done. You should be referred to see a specialist within 24 hours of the start of your symptoms. You'll also be encouraged to make lifestyle changes to improve your general health and lower your stroke risk, such as:

You can be at a low point after a stroke, so taking care of yourself is not always a priority. The videos help you think about how to get active and to start doing things for yourself again.' Goals and journal If you have had a stroke or TIA, you cannot drive for 1 month. Whether you can return to driving depends on what long-term disabilities you may have and the type of vehicle you drive. Prescribing of the hub (personalising the hub via an online tool and providing a link to each patient in their discharge summary) requires integration with the clinical system to streamline the process A more efficient way of recording the information prescription into the patient health record is required to ensure the full MDT have access to what information the patient has received, to ensure coordination of care and continuity in education The main cause of haemorrhagic stroke is high blood pressure, which can weaken the arteries in the brain and make them more likely to split or rupture.

Types of stroke

Although the symptoms do improve, a TIA should never be ignored as it's a serious warning sign of a problem with the blood supply to your brain. Caring for someone after they've had a stroke can be a frustrating and lonely experience. Be prepared for changed behaviour After having a stroke, many people experience problems with speaking and understanding, as well as reading and writing.

As your condition improves, more demanding long-term goals, such as standing or walking, will be set. Future improvements should include the ability to update the personalisation as a patient progresses through the pathway and their recovery, ensuring information is always up to date (reminders) spatial awareness – having a natural awareness of where your body is in relation to your immediate environmentSymptoms in the FAST test identify most strokes, but occasionally a stroke can cause different symptoms. As different parts of your brain control different parts of your body, your symptoms will depend on the part of your brain affected and the extent of the damage. If you don't know your account number, you can find it on your council tax bill, alternatively you can request it here Many people also experience extreme tiredness (fatigue) in the first few weeks after a stroke, and may also have difficulty sleeping, making them even more tired. This can result in losing half the field of vision – for example, only being able to see the left or right side of what's in front of you.