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- A person is not the same after a stroke. In many cases, a person's motor skills, personality, and quality of life are negatively impacted because certain areas in the brain are damaged. What is happening in the brain during a stroke? Tune into this episode of Medicurio to learn how to detect, treat, and ultimately prevent strokes from happening to you.
Cool links to check out:
Heart and Stroke Foundation: www.heartandstroke.com
National Stroke Association: www.stroke.org/
American Stroke Association: www.strokeassociation.org/
Did you know? It is estimated that 2 million neurons die every minute during a stroke, and the brain will age the equivalent of almost 4 years for every hour a person is left untreated. The medical community has a succinct phrase for this: "Time is Brain". From stroke.ahajournals.org/content... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Came from TierZoo, SO glad I did. This channel is so stupidly underviewed it's not even funny, I really hope your subs start skyrocketing at some point. You'd deserve it.
same. :v
what?
Still criminally underviewed. My dad had irregular heart rate for a while, and now I know why doctors cared about that so much.
Thanks! Glad you learned something new!
Great channel. Kudos to TierZoo.
TierZoo brought me here as well, really like the idea and the execution. Keep up the good work! I once helped save an elderly man, who was having a stroke, as he was getting of the train and exposing himself to the bright sun, good thing it was another TIA(as the fast responding team from the ambulance mentioned), as he mentioned he has had those but we managed to save him due to the FAST diagnosing method.
That's amazing how you helped save someone's life! Glad to know the FAST method is working.
This is such great content. It's not too long but thorough. It isn't too simple but is understandable without having PhD in medicine. If I were a health teacher, I would love to share these with my class.
When I was born I had an hemorrhagic stroke, I'm trying to learn more about it. Thank you for your quality content, it's very understandable!
I viewed at least 10 channels on youtube - trying to understand neurons and how its working everything. And you my friend have best explanations. Im only dissapointed you dont have more videos.
wow! Very well produced. Keep up the good work.
Love the channel man! Keep up the great work!
Great video! Awesome explanation and some new perspective as well!
At 35 I suffered from a heart issue. I was told A-fib, now I am much more aware of what this could lead to down the line. I have to change my diet ASAP. I wonder if this is also why I always feel so down and tired. Its was always very hard for me to feel energetic, and ready for my day. After the A-fib situation, things seemed to get a little worse in terms of just starting my day. Always slightly weak and unmotivated.
Thanks for the video. Will need to read more and follow up with my doctors.
I'm your 1000th subscriber! Awesome videos
I really like your style and the subjects :D Keep up the good work! Thank you!
I had a stroke in past 4 years, it makes my life so hard because i can’t use one side of my body but i’m recover now by eat clean and exercise. I hope everyone who have these symtom must watch!! Thankyou for making good videos! at the time I have a stroke, I can’t find video like these.
Glad you recovered and that you enjoyed my videos!
Tier Zoo brought me here and this is really good content. You just got a sub.
Thank you for this video sir. It is well made and highly educational.
I like this channel A LOT
Are the plaques in the arteries formed from saturated and insaturated fats alike. Or does the propertie of insaturated fats to remain liquid in the blood prevents them from forming part of the plaque?
Well I got told that I have high blood pressure, just hope nothings bad happens
Thanks for this inspiring video! However, I have a few question. In case of physical impact, how neurons die and/or precisely what mechanism exists behind that phenomena? Plus, could minor (physical) impact to the head or brain (such as shaking head when tired or due to dystonia, etc.) cause the neuronal death if it lasts long-term? I’ll wait for the answer.
you are the best ❤ never stop sharing new great videos... I have no idea why are you underrated.
Is a stroke the same as an aneurysm? My daughter had one, when they operated she had another brain bleed, had it not been for that second bleed she would have survived. She could talk very slowly, she recognized us all, she smiled and joked with the doctor. After about 20 days after the operation is when the second bleed occurred this was the last time I could talk to her, she went into a vegetative state for many months where she was on and off a venting machine.
So sorry to hear about your daughter, my condolences. An aneurysm and a stroke are related but different concepts. An aneurysm can cause a hemorrhagic (bleeding) stroke if it ruptures, but strokes can be caused by other things like blockages of blood vessels.
@@Medicurio Thank you!
It took me 3 hours to convince my parents to go to the hospital for my dad after he had a clear stroke. People need to understand you can't sleep off everything. I had to read all the information I was seeing to them so they'd understand the severity of this. He's in the hospital now and he did indeed have a stroke..
My mom just died from ischemic stroke due to myocarditis. She was at the hosp i was sitting next to her she sneezed 4 times and starred breathing heavier i said mom, momma mommy mom started shaking her no response input in call light and tried for 2 more minutes I looked in her eyes were towards left nobody was comming I ran and grabbed a nurse mom never regained consciousness. Im shattered
Im sorry 😞
Yes.
I remember a time my older brother couldn't move half of his face. I wonder if that was related to a stroke.
High blood pressure? Check
No exercise? Check
Eating healtily? That's not his strong suit..
Nice
Not to be that guy but.. How about a video on something like Restless Leg? Or Acid Reflux!
I will look into those
Good content with less views! This channel should've been popular :/
I have randomly had these 'attacks' (2 in the past year) where at random I feel this AWFUL twisting pain in my stomach,then my ears start ringing so loudly that I can barley hear, then my eye sight is blacked out and I loose my balance.
Is this a stroke??
what is going on with me?
Please see your doctor about your symptoms as soon as possible. I'm sorry but I am a medical student, not a doctor, so I cannot diagnose people.
What is the molecular component of emboli? Fatty acids?
an embolus can be trapped air, or fat, or blood.
I'm having all the symptoms :(
at least me not the Great because I'm trying to 23 so yeah, very impressive because me at least never never hablar(?) it's very impossible because never happened something like that
oh i thought i was watching parkinson disease 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣But thanks for teaching me about strokes
How do you animate this stuff? Please dont give me a skillshare sponsor link
I use PowerPoint and Camtasia.
Long term insurance is necessary and a will.
My friend died cause of a stroke 😭
Have to watch this video for school cuz my grades bad 🙄
This happens to my father.
I have a headache now.
:(
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