Nearly 1 in 4 stroke survivors will have another stroke. Be a bold advocate for yourself by talking to your doctor about managing your risk factors to help prevent another stroke. The HCA Healthcare Foundation is a national sponsor of Getting to the Heart of Stroke™. #StrokeMonth

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At 41, Hub Miller suffered a hemorrhagic stroke. Hub has spasticity and is unable to open and close his left hand. But he is full of hope. spr.ly/6187zL9Mf @Ipsengroup is a proud sponsor of the American_Stroke’s Spasticity Education Initiative.

Wishing Rod a full recovery from his stroke.

Spasticity after a stroke can be painful, but treatment can help. Use this checklist to have an open, productive conversation about spasticity with your doctor. IpsenUS is a proud sponsor of the American Stroke Association’s Spasticity Education Initiative.

Talk to your doctor if you or a loved one has experienced muscle symptoms such as: • Spasms • Stiffness • Decreased function • Overactive reflexes IpsenUS is a proud sponsor of the American Stroke Association’s Spasticity Education Initiative.

All stroke survivors are at risk for spasticity, a condition that causes painful, stiff, rigid muscles and involuntary muscle contractions. spr.ly/6172PLNWG IpsenUS is a proud sponsor of the American_Stroke's Spasticity Education Initiative.

Caring for a loved one who had survived a stroke is rewarding and challenging. Burnout and depression are common among caregivers, but there are tools to help. Find out more at spr.ly/6015YS0h1

Spasticity is a common post-stroke complication affecting 25-43% of survivors. Therapy and medication can help. Learn more at spr.ly/6188w1zkK. IpsenUS is a proud sponsor of the American Stroke Association’s Spasticity Education Initiative.

Up to 80% of strokes may be prevented. By having regular medical checkups and knowing your risk factors, you can make lifestyle changes to help prevent stroke. Learn more at spr.ly/6016YSFKO

Atrial fibrillation, or AFib, is an irregular heartbeat that increases the risk of stroke 5X. AFib is most common among people over 65. Like “Kung Fu Fighting,” it’s a little bit frightening, but your doctor can help you assess your risk and recommend screening for AFib.

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After a stroke, the brain and muscles might not communicate the same, causing spasticity. There is no cure, but early detection, meds and therapy can help relieve symptoms. IpsenUS is a proud sponsor of the American Stroke Association’s Spasticity Education Initiative.