Preventing further strokes | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

[@samuraisoul2]

Had my stroke in 2014, and am working hard to prevent a repeat! Great videos!

[@undercoverelixir9975]

The most creative way of teaching I have ever seen, thank you so much for inspiring us to learn medicine in a much better way Sir :) Truly grateful for all your lectures :D immensely happy !

[@MahmoudAhmed-ol3ho]

Very useful playlist and explained in very interesting and attractive way Really Thanks Great job

[@leareeves1930]

Thanks, Made studying for my exam so much easier. thumbs up. :-)

[@randyrogers8568]

Had cerebral hemorrhage in 2020. Then an ischemic stroke in 2023. Didn't have any risk factors for either. Normal BP, never smoked or drank alcohol, never did any drugs, not even once, cholesterol level is 127, physically active (avid mountain biker) normal healthy BMI and not diabetic, and finally no family history of strokes. Was on aspirin therapy at the time. Never any atrial fibrillation. Doctors said I was just unlucky. Not sure how to control that risk factor.

[@SeanRhoadesChristopher]

Some great advice on preventing strokes.

[@thefirstaidboxshoplimited6786]

Great stuff

[@drmathias9248]

You are the best!!

[@misj604]

Very helpful!!!! Thank you so much :)

[@atulkumarpathak102]

Hi sir..... please provide some information about Heparin drug which is also used as blood thinners.

[@kaitlinpatterson1696]

what program are you using, I love it!

[@sohamdeshmukh1145]

I had a TIA stroke at 19 years old. Can I live more than 60 or 75 years old?

[@sohamdeshmukh1145]

Please answer

[@thefirstaidboxshoplimited6786]

Most definitely. Just focus on preventing a repeat stroke and live healthy

[@bandumohite8967]

🙏🙏 where. Is. Hospital. Adress

[@Rene-uz3eb]

I think the obvious has to be said here: constant high bp is bad. If there is a recovery period every day during which bp happens to be low that should be enough. We obviously are designed to have short term high bp during exercise etc

[@husseinalidossa.9533]

I,m also a paralytic person and looking for good therapy exercise at home by myself.

[@daisyk9845]

can vitamin E play the role of Aspirin?

[@brianblackwell4206]

Not always to do with lifestyle, genetics plays a part as well.

[@ΚωνσταντίνοςΠετρίδης-ε5υ]

Haha, awesome introduction!

[@davidmbeckmann]

Get NOAC in there, sir!

[@sakeenaa5450]

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[@subbalakshmisubrahmanyam4207]

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[@michelleshin6560]

i love you

[@thales5999]

Dear Dr. dont use You,you and you. Use the word if someone has stoke....

[@Ialdhoun]

woo thanks bro, I killed them in the class today , thanks to u ofc :)

[@elinoreberkley1643]

i smoke 2 packs a day and my blood pressure is fine. I just doubt the science of patient blaming

[@captcharlescross8240]

Every video I come across stresses high blood pressure as the cause of stroke. I have low blood pressure(80/60 heart rate 55) use essentially no salt, and have had , for certain, two TIAs, and I suspect several more that haven't seem to totally manifest. I have on average two shots of liquor a day, and smoke, and eat aspirins almost like candy. When I quit smoking and drinking for awhile, I started getting faint and dizzy. BP went down to 60/40). Can't afford doctors, so I'm asking "What the Hell??"

[@rosisalerno]

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[@hc7553]

You'll want a doctor to diagnose your symptoms. Ask someone who can help you find options so you can be diagnosed properly.