Stroke

Is your head throbbing, your heart racing, and you worry you could be having a stroke? Chances are, you’re not. Read WebMD's description of the signs that are more likely from a stroke. It could save your life.

Michelle Moccio couldn't believe she was having a stroke – as a stroke nurse practitioner, she thought it was just too ironic.

Getting treatment fast is key when you're having a stroke. Learn how to recognize the symptoms.

WebMD answers questions about what to expect following a stroke, from recovery and rehab to finding support.

WebMD talked with experts to find out what kinds of medications are used to help patients who develop spasticity after a stroke regain control over their arm movements.

WebMD asked stroke rehab experts to describe the types of exercises that are used to help stroke survivors regain the use of their affected arm.

Caring for a loved one who has had a stroke can be a daunting task. WebMD asked experts what caregivers need to know. Here are their caregiving tips.

If you've already had a stroke, preventing a second one is a top priority. WebMD checks with the experts and offers lifestyle tips that can help prevent future strokes.

Eating a little bit of chocolate each week may not only lower the risk of having a stroke, it may also decrease the odds of dying from one.

Stroke survivor and author of "My Stroke of Insight," Jill Bolte Taylor describes her personal experience with stroke, stroke recovery, and stroke warning signs.