Depression after a stroke
Depression after a stroke is not uncommon and is perfectly understandable, but it is a clinical condition that is more serious than feeling sad or very upset with a loss of independence. Up to one out of three stroke survivors experiences some symptoms of depression sometimes after their stroke, a fraction of them will even experience severe depression.
These symptoms can occur right after the stroke, during rehabilitation or once you get home. The size and location of the stroke, previous or family history of depression and pre-stroke social functioning all seem to affect the likelihood and severity of post-stroke depression. Identifying the signs of depression early and dealing with it appropriately is important to maximize the post stroke recovery. Continue reading
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