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Stroke is an injury to part of the brain. The symptoms of a stroke depend on what part of the brain has been injured. Every part of the brain has a different job.
Many patients have symptoms that are not specific to any particular part of the brain, like headache and sleepiness.
Many patients who have survived an episode hemorrhagic stroke have disorders of sleep and wake, which are related to the quality of life. Both the daytime sleepiness and problems sleeping at night has been reported in about one third of patients.
Recovery continues for years and patients develop good coping skills and a positive attitude toward their recovery, even when they experience ongoing problems.
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