If you have a history of stroke due to cerebral vascular occlusion, doctors may prescribe medication to prevent further strokes. Therefore, to avoid possible dangerous complications, patients need to strictly follow the doctor's instructions and dosage.

When the blood vessels that supply the brain are blocked or ruptured, causing the brain to not receive enough oxygen, it causes a stroke. At that time, a part of the brain begins to die and the brain is damaged. Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and leaves some permanent sequelae for the patient.

Acute stroke often causes many stroke sequelae that greatly affect the health and life of the patient. Reduced vascular endurance or reduced cardiopulmonary endurance after stroke is one of the sequelae that often appears in patients. Read the article below to learn more about reduced endurance after stroke and some rehabilitation measures for this problem.