Secondary Stroke

My mother just had a minor stroke, the other day. There was no bleeding. It could then and can still talk fine. It takes words and names involved and sometimes difficult to understand sometimes have. Otherwise, you can have a normal conversation with her. There was no physical problems, its members work very well, no numbness, nothing. She is back doing what she normally does. They left the hospital after one night. Dr says she can return to live his normal life and she can start work next week Agan. If you looked at my mother you do not even know she had a stroke. She is now on a couple of drugs and is taking steps to try to be healthy. With everything I said, what do you think his chances are to have complications and have a second stroke or anything related?

A minor stroke is also called a TIA or ischemic Trans. Of clients with whom I work, I learned that if the underlying cause is not found and treated with anticoagulants, which require, Cholestrol issues, or other causes, then you'll more experience of the TIA.
They can cause minor damage to your brain will compensate. The more you have, the less compensation is available. It is under supervision of a doctor and work to live a healthier life is a great thing! Being a support for her, it is difficult to change lifestyle, but this can be done

Disorientation is common with a stroke. if it is on the right medication there is no guarantee that she will not relapse, but with proper diet and the risk can be limited so keep the stress as much as possible keep me informed Sarah C.