Inattention

Tips from survivors: “I do better when I focus on one thing at a time instead of multitasking.”

Difficulty focusing on or maintaining attention to tasks, people, or surroundings.

Losing track of conversations, missing details, becoming easily distracted, or having trouble finishing tasks.

Stroke disrupts the brain networks responsible for attention and focus, often involving the frontal and parietal lobes.

Reducing distractions, breaking tasks into smaller steps, structured routines, and cognitive therapy.

Common after stroke, especially when cognitive or executive functions are affected.

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