Post stroke neuropathic pain
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Hi month I had a post stroke neuropathic pain and I found out some brain damage and I am having a five day heart machine on
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sharon18114
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faycal23939 sharon18114
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I suffered a stroke, one and a half month ago, fortunately it was a mild one with no sequel. The brain is a strange machine that works as it wants. I am still recovering and feel tired. You have to be strong, and I am sure you are, and things will get better. Another important thing is to talk with people and not let what you feel inside of you. That is one reason why I am in this group. Not only to share my experience but also to hear from all of you what to do to get much better and not to let feelings inside. Faycal
Therapy_girl sharon18114
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Hi Sharon
I didn't believe l had had a stroke until l saw my cat/Kat scan and saw a mark on my brain a blood clot. That was almost 3years ago apart from extreme exhaustion and feeling weak on my left side l lead quite a normal life. My sister says I'm like l always was but with my engine switched off. An excellent description of how l feel daily due to my tiredness. I think we always see ourselves as we were and it takes quite a bit of adjustment to realise we are not. I always feel disappointed because l can't do the things l once did l can't swim as l use to due to my weak left side. The same with running. I can't clean my house without help if a cleaner. There is a lot of adjustment to make but when people meet me they are quite shocked to realise I've had a stroke as there is no obvious signs. Good luck to you Sharon the only way is up keep thinking positively. I wish you a speedy recovery out of pain.
Therapy Girl
faycal23939 sharon18114
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Hi Sharon again
I hope that you are better now? I am starting feeling much better but still have a fear that it'll strike again. Time goes by and the brain feels better, however I am under treatment and I don't intend to stop it. I think that there will always be a kind of "Damocles Sword" following me. That is what I am scared of. The last thing, I am more tired than before. I cannot do a lot of things I used to do. But I am much better and that is great.
Please don't hesitate to share your feelings with us.
All the best
Fayçal
Chikoy faycal23939
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sharon18114
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faycal23939 sharon18114
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Could you tell me what is a post stroke Neuropathic?
sharon18114 faycal23939
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Chikoy sharon18114
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I also had a mild stroke last january. I have some visou-spatial deficit everytime i walk. It is mild though. But i feel i am not the same as before. Post stroke neuropathy is the effect months or years after a stroke. I felt mine three months after- a tingling burning sensation on the sole of my feet. Luckily, it didnt get worse so far. I am taking my meds daily to avoid a recurrent stroke. WE HAVE TO AVOID IT BECAUSE IT WILL MAKE OUR CONDITION WORSE. Try to Keep your spirit high to avoid depression.