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Am worried about my dad. He is old and had 4 mini strokes? |
He is 69 years old. The Visits. Mini strokes are called Transient Ischemic Attacks and aren't exact same as a general stroke in the way that the effects are temporary. My Gran is 87 years old and in a care home and she has been having them for about two years now and she is still here. No one can predict when your Dad will die, but we all die one day anyhow. I am sorry that you have suffered and are still suffering. The best thing I could suggest is that you get help from a counsellor, talk these difficult feelings through, and be able to move forwards in your life. Take care Well ive been told that people wud survive a big stroke if its their first time.. They wud b lucky to survive a second big stoke but for the third time its unlikely.. Good luck and sorry 2 hear bout ur dad. The more strokes a person has, the greater risk they are at. The risk of having another stroke can be reduced by making sure that your Dad takes his asprin every day and his statins and blood pressure medication if he has them. He could also eat a healthier diet, cutting out bad fat and salt etc Yes they can survive with a big stroke but can also die!They often have mini strokes there after aswell. It is quite possible for a person to live for years after a stroke. And you really can't do anything with your dad until he's ready to let you help- which, from the way you describe him, may be never. |
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