Young People Are Getting Hit With Strokes Like Never Before
Why are so many people in their 20s, 30s, and 40s having strokes? "Doctors are baffled..."
At the core of all strokes is a medical ailment causing a lack of necessary blood flow to the brain. Sometimes, the culprit behind this is an artery blockage; in other cases, leaked or ruptured blood vessels are the cause.
Over the years, various warning signs of strokes have emerged. Individuals who experience vision problems, dizziness, speech impediments, or numbness in the body may be on the verge of an episode.
While some people are able to recover from strokes, others die from them. Due to the severity of these cases, folks who survive are advised to make significant lifestyle changes to reduce the likelihood of another stroke.
Now, traditionally, medical ailments of this nature have been associated with older adults. Even just the mere mention of a stroke conjures up the image of a senior citizen.
Yet, more and more, we’re seeing cases of young people - namely between the ages of 18 and 44 - suffering from strokes. This has alarmed many medical practitioners who are scrambling to find out what’s going on…or so they claim.
Here’s What We Know About This Rising Epidemic
From 2020 to 2022 alone, the number of young people experiencing strokes jumped by 14.6%. This is a major and it speaks to serious medical problems facing this country.
It gets even more interesting, however. Many of these folks are seemingly in good health, without any serious complications. However, some doctors have emerging theories on what’s leading to all these strokes.
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