James Castle
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James Castle is a neurologist at Stanford University and an expert on strokes.
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Wednesday August 06, 2008
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Question - How long will it take for my uncle to regain speech abilities?
How long does speech take to come back after a stroke? Speech recovery varies, but most recovery takes place in the first two years after a stroke.
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Monday June 09, 2008
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Answer - My husband suffered a stroke and still sometimes feels a burning sensation in his head. Why?
Posterior circulation strokes can cause a false sense of discomfort. Here's what you can do.
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Answer - What is the long term prognosis for a 58 year old man who had a TIA and clot buster with nearly full recovery?
A TIA is different from a stroke. Stroke symptoms usually get better with time.
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Answer - Is it common for a stroke survivor to be less tolerant of heat?
After a stroke your body's thermostat can malfunction. Here's what might help.
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Monday April 28, 2008
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Answer - How do you deal with aphasia?
Suggestions for helping dad with aphasia communicate.
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Answer - How do I help my mother get over or cope with her fear of falling?
Advice for helping mother overcome her fear of falling due to vertigo after a stroke.
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Monday March 17, 2008
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Answer - How long will it take for my uncle to regain speech abilities?
It may take time to recover speech abilities after a stroke.
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Answer - What can be done about excessive sleepiness after a stroke?
James Castle offers advice for dealing with sleepiness after a stroke.
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Tuesday February 19, 2008
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Answer - What's the best way to deal with my dad's incontinence after his stroke?
Dealing with bowel incontinence can be very tricky...
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Answer - What's the risk of general anesthesia for my mother post-stroke?
Usually general anesthesia poses little risk to patients...
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Answer - How should we deal with my dad's anxiety attacks after his stroke?
A stroke is a very stressful and scary event; anxiety...
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Answer - Can a TIA have residual effects?
By definition, a TIA should cause symptoms that last...
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Monday September 10, 2007
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Answer - Why is my mother so angry and abusive after her stroke?
If your mother's stroke involved the part of the brain...
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Answer - How can I be sure that my mother's headaches aren't really ministrokes, or TIAs?
Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), also known as "ministrokes...
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Answer - How can I tell whether my father's incontinence after his stroke is temporary?
Incontinence is quite common after a stroke...
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Answer - How can I encourage my mother to be more independent after her stroke?
I'd enlist the help of your mother's doctor or physical...
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Answer - How can I help my kids understand their grandfather's aphasia after his stroke?
This is a tricky issue. Depending on how old your children...
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Answer - Is there anything that will help relieve my dad's pain after his stroke?
Chronic pain following a stroke is often due to increased...
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Answer - Why are my father's abilities improving and then regressing since his stroke?
In general, patients should slowly improve after a stroke...
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Answer - What can I do to encourage my father to work on recovering from his stroke?
Your father may be suffering from depression, which...
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