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10 Questions to ask your Doctor about Stroke

  1. How soon can I expect to recover?
  2. How can I find specialists that can help me regain my skills and functions?
  3. Is there a recommended diet that I should follow?
  4. Is there an exercise program that I should follow? Will physical therapy be helpful?
  5. Who can help me find equipment to make my life easier?
  6. Would antidepressants help me during my recovery?
  7. Am I at risk for having another stroke?
  8. What can I do to minimize my risk? Should I be taking aspirin? Am I a good candidate for other medications to help prevent another stroke?
  9. Are there any local support groups that my family and I can contact?
  10. Are there any clinical trials for which I may be a good candidate?

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Reviewed by Cynthia Dennison Haines, MD on October 01, 2004
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