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Mobility

A physiotherapist and patient

You may find your are paralysed or weak on one side.
This happens because your brain was injured by your stroke.

After your stroke you may have problems moving your arm and leg on one side.

Your muscles may feel stiff and tight.

Physiotherapy can be very helpful.

More information

A physiotherapist

GP or hospital

  • Can explain to you what has happened to your body
  • Can give you information, exercises and advice

Different Strokes

(0845) 130 7172
9 Canon Harnett Court
Wolverton Mill
Milton Keynes
MK12 5NF

  • An organisation set up to support younger people who have had strokes
  • Can provide information, advice and contacts for people who have physical difficulties following a stroke
  • Publishes factsheets

>> www.differentstrokes.co.uk

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