After a stroke, people may experience physical changes in the way they move, speak, or even go to the bathroom. They may also have to deal with certain emotional and psychological changes. Depression and anxiety are common, as are anger, frustration, lethargy, slowness, and crying or laughing for no reason.

After a stroke, early, proper, persistent and continuous intervention is really important for the patient to be able to return to normal life soon. The following article will provide more understanding about life after a stroke and what will happen when recovering?

The mortality rate due to stroke is often high and the sequelae are often severe, greatly affecting the health, work and life of not only the patient but also the family and society. Therefore, hand rehabilitation for hemiplegia patients is very important. The following article helps the patient's family with hand and arm exercise techniques for hemiplegia patients.