Shailaja Buvaneswari S,38 suffered a stroke during her second pregnancy, a sudden attack without any warnings, whatsoever. She talks about how she slowly recovered and got back her strength to look after her children and family.
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I had a TIA (Transient Ischemic Attack) during my 27th week of pregnancy (second). I was thrombolysed and the baby was monitored for the next one week while I was given mild physiotherapy in the hospital. I was discharged after…

Acting within the golden hour for stroke is very important. It is therefore important that we all recognise the signs and symptoms of stroke. Now available in an easy to understand downloadable flyer form.
Stroke happens suddenly, often without warning. But acting in a timely manner is very important. If the patient gets treatment within the golden hour of 4.5 hours, the outcomes for the patient are far better.
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