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Hemiplegia
Tips from survivors: “Even if it doesn’t move yet, I include that side in everything—it’s part of my recovery.”
What it is
Paralysis on one side of the body.
How it shows up
Inability to move the arm, leg, or face on one side, often affecting walking, balance, and daily activities.
Why it happens
Stroke disrupts the brain signals that control movement on one side of the body.
How common
Common in more severe strokes affecting motor pathways.
Possible management
Physical and occupational therapy, mobility aids, positioning strategies, and long-term rehabilitation.
Community Thoughts
Share your experience or ask a question about Hemiplegia. Your journey helps others navigate their own.
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