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my mum is 63, she has had one big stroke before but she totally recovered from it in 2008 it affected her...

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Migraines vs. Mini Strokes

How do you know if you are experiencing migraines or mini strokes.

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T.I.As.& seizures

can you have seizures after you had a T.I.As. the reason i asked is i had a T.I.A. last november 2nd ,...

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Mother walking up steps at store, finds herself si...

My mother was at a store recently and was walking up the steps. Next she found herself sitting on the steps...

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my mother 49 had a massive brain stem hemmorage st...

when you move her legs or arms too much she pulls them away. her tongue stays stuck out and if you tap...

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TIA with Sphenoid Sinus

Last December, while at work, and doing my usual overworking myself, I suffered at TIA. I did not know my...

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Last December, while at work, and doing my usual overworking myself, I suffered at TIA. I did not know my slurred speach was significant and did not know what was happening. I could hardly move my right and left side. Upon leaving the hospital I had to learn to walk and speak without a slurr. I have always been very active and fit, because of a lifetime of asthma and upper and lower scoliosis. At first they said nothing was showing and the next day they said they found bleeds around my cerrebellum and referred me to a neurologist. The neurologist said it was migraines. The neurologist put me on Depakote, that made me function better almost at the onset of the drug. They then referred me to get another MRI w and w/o contrast. The neuro surgeon said I have a bony or fatty growth the covers most of my sphenoid sinus. They have done another scan and said that it hasnt grown and decided not to do surgery. I told the surgeon that I had experienced numbness on the right side of my head that lasted approximately 2 weeks. The neuro surgeon said to wait 3 more months to get another MRI. Presently, I have symptoms of being unbalanced (fell down stairs few times), back of necks hurts, mostly left upper arm pain (but do have pain all over, but not significant), some blurry vision at times, and a little blood when I blow my nose in the morning, and my children and husband tell me I leave things out of conversations or just blurt out stupid stuff. My doctor did not detect what was happening because apparently it is very rare. She did a battery of tests all last year which include, 2 pollups removed, 3 goiters biopsied, and a growth in my liver. Please help me figure out the best suggestion to my problems. Oh and of course my doctor put me on an anti depressant last month. She suggested for me to see another surgeon.View Thread

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Flight

I have been overseeing the care of my mother who suffered two strokes - one in March 2009, and another in...

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Wallenberg

I went to the emergency room on March 14, 2013 because I had been having mild episodes of vertigo for about 3-4...

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intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke

Hello, my dad just had an intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke a couple of days ago. They don't know yet if it was...

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Heart disease? aneurysm? hypochondriac? i don't kn...

Hi to everyone i am new. I am a 22 years old male-athletic used t go 3-4 times a week t the gym up until 2...

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Hi to everyone i am new. I am a 22 years old male-athletic used t go 3-4 times a week t the gym up until 2 weeks ago.[br>Basically 1 and a half year ago at night right after smoking i started experiencing vertigo which was soon accompanied by the most excruciating pain in my head that i have ever encountered. I am not sure if it was a cluster headache or a very strong drilling migraine because i have not had it since and it was in both temple whereas they says that a cluster one is only in one temple. [br>While on this headache I was with my knees in the floor, the vertigo was gone but I was in the floor for at least 30-45 minutes unable to move and wanting to bang my head in the wall or rip my hair off completely. I also had thoughts that I was having a stroke.[br>I am really worried and scarred tbh because in the last 2 weeks i have been feeling really stressed without a reason. I have been having many symptoms such as dizziness, lightheaded, tired, shortness of breath, pain in my chest, can feel the veins hurting in my body, some kind of a fracture in the bottom of my foot which hurts any time i walk and most importantly a constant migraine-headache in the temple area(especially right side). I don't know if there is any connection between all those and tbh i might sound like a crazy person but those are my actual symptoms. Also all my veins in arms are more visible than usual for some reason.[br>I had blood tests which turned out fine-doctor examined my heart which was fine and prescribed me diazepam to help with anxiety(3 5mg a day for 5 days). I have taken 2 because i want to avoid getting dependent on them and haven't been feeling at all anxious for the past week. I feel anxious whenever i think whats wrong with me, is it a stroke, a heart attack, cancer, i don't get it. When i read about cluster headaches i became terrified immediately. I thought it was a one time thing-which is not the case apparently. Every time I have a headache lately I have an extremely visible vein popping out in my right side temple, I can actually feel it move and can see it from 20 meters away. It was certainly not there a week ago. Furthermore, 3 days ago I felt a pop in the right right top side of my skull where a vein is. Today I noticed a tiny red dot in this vein in the temple area and and a bit higher I noticed another dark colored vein which is going towards the back of my head(can't see cause of hair).[br>Can anyone please tell me what they think about all those symptoms? If it was could it only be a one time thing?[br>Should i let it go and see how it goes or should i have an mri in brain/heart?[br>The headache is irritating and doesn't let me focus in anything-took paracetamol it didn't do anything. Its only in the right side of my head and it is getting me freaked out that I might have an aneurysm. It is literally all day - every day.[br>Cannot visit the doctor until tuesday due to easter.[br>Please any advice would help.[br>Need to mention that my mum had migraines at my age and still has them. I have no family history of any diseases apart from my grandma who had a stroke at the age of 85.[br>The whole situation make me feel really down and not in the mood to do anything. I've lost some kgs and have been out 2 times in the last 2 weeks at the moment.View Thread

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hemorrhagic stroke followed by a pulmonary embolis...

I had a hemorrhagic stroke on the front of the left side of my head and 2 seizures all with in a week. About a...

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I lost my consciousness yesterday

One of my friends was making fun when he extended my neck till I lost my consciousness my eyes was very open ...

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Confused

About a year ago I began having frequent chronic migraines. I had never had them in the past. Eventually I...

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Anyone have migraines after going off of Abilify?

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Confused

About a year ago I began having frequent chronic migraines. I had never had them in the past. Eventually I...

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Anyone have migraines after going off of Abilify?

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Dissection on carotid artery

My son was on an exercise machine 4 weeks ago when he had a dissection on the right artery . It caused him to...

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stroke

I have a question for anyone who would care to answer. On December 10, 2012 my mother had a stroke it was six...

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Prolonged hazy feeling after cerebral hemorrhage i...

I'm 36 years old and on 9-15-2012 I was rushed into emergency brain surgery from a massive large scale hemorrhage...

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I'm 36 years old and on 9-15-2012 I was rushed into emergency brain surgery from a massive large scale hemorrhage in my right temporal area.

Earlier that day I was at an estate sale on my knees sorting thru vinyl records. I then stood up to walk out the door to drive home. But when I stood up I suddenly felt dizzy and had a funny taste / smell sensation come over me. It was like someone was burning rubber in my mouth. I made it to my car and while I was driving home (about a 5 mile drive) I started feeling the worst headache of my life. I made it home but when I got there I suddenly lost my balance which was causing me to stumble and fall all over my house only to have my fall broken by me bashing head first into every wall as I kept getting back up and falling again. This happened about 10 times around my house, including falling down my first flight of stairs head first into a retaining wall. I simply couldn't keep my balance. I finally managed to stumble into my bed to lay down around 12pm thinking I was just tired and needed a nap. What I didn't know is that was I was having a massive cerebral brain hemorrhage.

My brother found me 6 hours later. And when he found me unresponsive passed out on my bed he called my mom over. I vaguely remember my mother standing by my bed saying "I think he's had a stroke". She and my step-dad didn't wait around for an ambulance at that point. They put me in the car and drove straight to the ER.

I woke up the next day in the ICU with 65 staples in my head after having a craniotomy to drain the massive bleed and to remove a 4 inch blood clot. My first question in the ICU to the surgeon when I awoke was... "Can I ski this year?"

Fast forward exactly 2.5 months from the day of the bleed... I stepped back onto my downhill skis and clocked in at a downhill speed of 62 mph. So all things considered I walked away from something that should have left me dead or left me with with a major lifelong disability.

I'm a software developer and film editor and was back working 4 weeks after the day of the stroke.

I do suffer from a mild visual field loss in my upper left field of vision. Which isn't so much of a problem. I've adjusted to the visual loss mostly. But I still have my fingers crossed they the vision thing will resolve itself. I know it's wishful thinking but I wholeheartedly believe it will resolve itself.

Which brings me to my main question. I wake up everyday with a hazy feeling and it lasts all day long. The neurologist I'm seeing put me on dextroamphetamine which does help a little. But the hazy feeling I've had since the hemorrhage is getting annoying to put it simply.

I'm just wondering if anyone else out there has had the same prolonged hazy groggy feeling after a hemorrhage and I'm wondering if it's ever cleared up.View Thread

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My husband had a massive right brain cerebral stroke which has effected his paralysis on the left side,...

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My husband had a massive right brain cerebral stroke which has effected his paralysis on the left side, and is now in the rehab unit at a nursing home after being home for one month from the hospital rehab for 21 days. He was still unable to get himself from a laying down position to a sitting position on his own; but was able to sit with his right arm holding his body from falling back or over as long as he was leaning on his right arm without any assistance. He was feeding himself, and was looking to the left side both with his eyes, and turning his head.He has been a diabetic for several yrs.and had a stint put in 12 plus yrs.ago and then again in 2011 the same stint was needing the artery opened up.
He had been on atenelol up until the quad ripple heart bypass in Nov.2012, and had just started cholesterol medicine. He's been on insulin and pills but has stayed very active for his age, which is 74 almost 75, and still worked up until the heart surgery last yr. as a interior/exterior painter for up to 40 yrs.on and off. He quit smoking when he had the first stint put in and does not drink. He stays outside 99% of the time because we have a little farm, and that has always been his passion as he was raised on 80 acres of farmland as a boy.
There are many questions I have, but here is what I have been wondering; his dislocated shoulder, which I've been told is "commom" among stroke patients; in which if that is the case, why is there not a preventive measure put in place, is there anything that can be done to get this healed up?
Another thing is that he sometimes sees things that are not there. I've read that sometimes dimentia may occur in some stroke patients. Is hallucinations also common with right brain stroke patients?
One more thing is that he has just recently had a skin tear in the careless process of transfering him from a hoyerlift to his bed at the rehab unit at this nursing home he is in. Today we noticed that his left hand and fingers and left foot is swollen. The wound looked a little white and pussy looking and also had swelling around it. We got the nurses attention on it and she doctored it again. Could the swelling in the foot and hand be caused from the wound? I was there yesterday, and did not notice his hand being swollen and had spent quite a while with him and went to the dining room and watched him eat so I would have seen this. I am concerned, but don't know what to do if I should do anything. He is all I got, and want to do the best for him so he can get better.
He also has had a hernia in the left groin for years, and get's very enlarged. He says it get's like that when he has not been able to have his bowels move. Can dr's. operate on this so he is not in alot of pain from this? He has complained about it hurting him.
Thank-you for your response on my questions. I am going to do the best I can for him with Hospice when he comes home. We just celebrated 18 yrs. of marriage and want him to enjoy however long we have left together. How long do people go on like this? I've ready to endure however long, just was wondering.
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Almost 3 months after stroke, and very little impr...

My husband had a massive right brain cerebral stroke which has effected his paralysis on the left side,...

Posted by southernyankee

My husband had a massive right brain cerebral stroke which has effected his paralysis on the left side, and is now in the rehab unit at a nursing home after being home for one month from the hospital rehab for 21 days. He was still unable to get himself from a laying down position to a sitting position on his own; but was able to sit with his right arm holding his body from falling back or over as long as he was leaning on his right arm without any assistance. He was feeding himself, and was looking to the left side both with his eyes, and turning his head.He has been a diabetic for several yrs.and had a stint put in 12 plus yrs.ago and then again in 2011 the same stint was needing the artery opened up.
He had been on atenelol up until the quad ripple heart bypass in Nov.2012, and had just started cholesterol medicine. He's been on insulin and pills but has stayed very active for his age, which is 74 almost 75, and still worked up until the heart surgery last yr. as a interior/exterior painter for up to 40 yrs.on and off. He quit smoking when he had the first stint put in and does not drink. He stays outside 99% of the time because we have a little farm, and that has always been his passion as he was raised on 80 acres of farmland as a boy.
There are many questions I have, but here is what I have been wondering; his dislocated shoulder, which I've been told is "commom" among stroke patients; in which if that is the case, why is there not a preventive measure put in place, is there anything that can be done to get this healed up?
Another thing is that he sometimes sees things that are not there. I've read that sometimes dimentia may occur in some stroke patients. Is hallucinations also common with right brain stroke patients?
One more thing is that he has just recently had a skin tear in the careless process of transfering him from a hoyerlift to his bed at the rehab unit at this nursing home he is in. Today we noticed that his left hand and fingers and left foot is swollen. The wound looked a little white and pussy looking and also had swelling around it. We got the nurses attention on it and she doctored it again. Could the swelling in the foot and hand be caused from the wound? I was there yesterday, and did not notice his hand being swollen and had spent quite a while with him and went to the dining room and watched him eat so I would have seen this. I am concerned, but don't know what to do if I should do anything. He is all I got, and want to do the best for him so he can get better.
He also has had a hernia in the left groin for years, and get's very enlarged. He says it get's like that when he has not been able to have his bowels move. Can dr's. operate on this so he is not in alot of pain from this? He has complained about it hurting him.
Thank-you for your response on my questions. I am going to do the best I can for him with Hospice when he comes home. We just celebrated 18 yrs. of marriage and want him to enjoy however long we have left together. How long do people go on like this? I've ready to endure however long, just was wondering.
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Botox for stroke spasms.

My experience with Botox........my stroke was almost 12 years ago. I still have spasms in my left hand and...

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Hiccup after Stroke

My dad had a stroke on November 16, 2012. He was ok still we took him to Vellore, India for a thorough...

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What is the risk of sleep apnea causing another st...

My question is, how much of a risk am I to have another stroke with obstructive and central brain sleep apnea...

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What is the risk of sleep apnea causing another st...

My question is, how much of a risk am I to have another stroke with obstructive and central brain sleep apnea...

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SAH, IVH, hydrocephalus, Cerebral aneurysm rutpure...

What is the expected time recovery for patients, young, with this illness. We are ten months in and very...

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Scared and need answers, but can't find them

This past Tuesday I was at a meeting at work. All of a sudden, I became extremely dizzy and couldn't shake it....

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This past Tuesday I was at a meeting at work. All of a sudden, I became extremely dizzy and couldn't shake it. Trying to remain calm and not draw attention to myself, I got up thinking I would take a walk to the restroom and shake it off. I found it very difficult to keep my balance and just walked along wall. Still unable to shake it, I walked to my desk to get some fruit thinking eating something would help, which it didn't. One of my coworkers noticed that I wasn't walking right and so I explained I was dizzy and just needed to go home. They arranged for a family member to come and take me to the doctor or hospital since it was obvious I couldn't drive. My daughter took me to our local small town hospital, they did an ekg and blood work which all looked good. The doctor said I had vertigo, by this time I am also vomiting. They gave me meds including valium and sent me home. I didn't think anything other than vertigo until I got up the next morning feeling much better until I got out of the bed and realized that my right side felt very heavy. It was not paralyzed at all...but just a very heavy feeling. I did still have some dizziness but no more nausea. I realized I would not be going to work and so laid back down in bed. A little later while watching tv, I realized the righ side of my face was numb. I could feel it, but it felt very different than the left side of my face. Worrying now what is happening, I tried to call my dr who didn't have any openings for me to come in. I called an urgent care and talked to a nurse who said to come right in. The doctor there did an exam and arranged for me to get a CT scan and said he thinks I may have had a stroke. I did went and had the scan and then went home. A couple of hours later the doctor said that the scan did not show any bleeding or masses. I then said to him, "then it is not a stroke?" and he said possibly, but to follow up with my PCP within a week. Called for my PCP and the first available appointment is in 12 days. The next day, I wake up feeling every better than the day before...a little dizzy still and a little heavy on the right side feeling more like weakness now, so I went to work...and on Friday even felt better. So, today, I am much better, still feel a little "weird" but nothing that is stopping me from doing what I normally do. But I did get a notice in the mail that now has me scared. It was a diagnosis from the CT scan approval that does state a stroke. So...still thinking it couldn't be that because I had always felt my symptoms were not typical...I went online and my symptoms are exactly that of a stroke in the cerebellum area of the brain! Now I'm panicking that I may have actually had a stroke and I can't get into see my doctor to even ask for more testing even if there is a test that can now answer this question? Should I be on some kind of medication to prevent a stronger stroke? And to panic is probably the worst thing I could be doing! Any assurance, help, suggestions, advice, anyone has to offer, please I welcome anything. Thank you.View Thread

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My dad had a massive stroke left side

My dad first stroke was right side 5 years ago.then recently 0n 12/04/12 he had a massive stroke 1/4 of...

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Ischaemic/stroke

Hi, Back in 2006 I waited 6 months for a brain MRI.I had lost my sight for a few hours, had balance problems...

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Differentiating complicated migraine from stroke. ...

I have chronic / complicated migraines, and its always a worry or hard to tell if something is benign or...

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I have chronic / complicated migraines, and its always a worry or hard to tell if something is benign or not. Yesterday I had something that could very easily have been a stroke, but I ignored it. Maybe someone else has input.

It started with a typical migraine prodome kind of phase. I felt emotionally strange, extremely tired, yet oddly alert. As I said, its difficult for me to tell, reality tends to have a trippy air to it anyway. I was in a store, shopping. And I couldn't shake this sensation, that the floor wasn't truly solid. In my mind's eye, I could almost see it dissolving or pulling away, and my feet were anticipating the surface beneath me to stop existing, and for me to fall through. I ignored it.

When I arrived home I was more or less half conscious. Drifting in and out of being alert. At this point, some part of my mind became aware of the odd state, and I jolted into being hyperalert. My head had a fizzing feeling inside of it, and my right eye had a sensation like it wasn't working, or my field of vision was narrowing. I tested peripheral vision, I tested ocular muscles, pupils responded to light and tracked movement properly. I felt less than conscious, but couldn't find any measurable motor deficit. Facial muscles were fine, arms and legs were fine (I have allergies as well, and my left arm going limp is a symptom of some of them. Its hard to tell) Speech and memory was fine. I felt extremely tired. My face had waves of tingling on and off, but nothing sustained. Eye kept the sensation that it wasn't there however.

I never fully slept. I could move, but I just didn't want to. The urge or drive wasn't there. I felt a bit of drool trickling out of my mouth but it didn't seem to matter. I remember mumbling the lines to some song I haven't listened to in years half aware of my surroundings. I slept quite poorly.

Today I woke up. Feel really weak and spaced out, the right side of my brain feels numb and like theres a tight band wrapped around it. Eye feels like it exists, yet does not exist. Feel really apathetic and emotionless. Moreso than usual. I can't find much real....deficit, that I haven't experienced before. I have migraines at least 6 days a week. Eliminated all known triggers. Since I have a lot of neurological allergies, frequent migraines....this one was pretty different but its hard to tell. I feel strange and I just....I just don't know.

Anyone experience anything like this, or have any kind of input? I tried to keep it short.View Thread

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