That’s why, contrary to popular belief, a stroke does not necessarily cause permanent brain damage, as many patients can recover and return to normal life, the doctor said.
The doctor also explained that while frequent headaches do not increase the risk of stroke, some headaches may indicate a possible violation of blood flow to the brain.
Myasnikov also debunked the myth that ear piercing could prevent stroke by stating that it did not affect the risk of contracting the disease.
But despite the misconception that only people over the age of 40 are at risk, the expert stressed that stroke can affect people of all ages, including children and teenagers.
Source: Ferra
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