Criteria for choosing a stroke treatment facility you should know
In the precious moments when a stroke occurs, choosing a worthy treatment address is...
Anyone can take care of someone, but proper care not only helps the patient feel comfortable and the family feel secure, but also reduces the cost of time spent returning to the hospital, especially when caring for someone after a stroke.
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Lack of experience
Caring for patients requires certain knowledge and skills, from monitoring health status, changing bandages, giving medication to supporting the recovery of functions such as breathing and movement. Lack of experience can lead to mistakes that affect the health and recovery time of the patient.
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Lack of time
Caring for a patient takes up a lot of time, especially for people after a stroke, they will need continuous care, recording of health status... This puts a lot of pressure on family members, especially those who have their own jobs and lives.
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Psychological instability
Seeing a loved one go through a difficult time can make family members anxious, insecure, and even exhausted, affecting the family's main source of income.
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Long recovery time
Patients who do not receive professional care will have to endure prolonged pain, slow recovery, mental fatigue, and negative long-term health effects.
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