10 Hemorrhagic Stroke Symptoms
Article Sources
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Prevention
Hemorrhagic strokes may not always be preventable. However, adopting certain lifestyle choices may help to reduce exposure to specific risk factors. These lifestyle changes include avoiding or ceasing smoking, regular exercising, maintaining a proper diet and having regular health checks.
Taking these measures is especially crucial for people who have previously had a stroke as it may help to prevent having another one. People who are exposed to many of the previously mentioned risk factors should also take these measures seriously.
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