• Do you need to see a neurologist after a stroke?

My friend had a stroke a few days ago. Do you need to see a neurologist after a stroke?

9 Answers

  • Physiatrist (Physical Medicine)
  • Draper, UT

Yes, absolutely

  • Physiatrist (Physical Medicine)
  • Maynard, MA

Yes, you 100% should see a neurologist after a stroke and continue to follow up with them regularly throughout the year.

  • Physical Therapist
  • New York, NY

Yes absolutely

  • Physical Therapist
  • Philadelphia, PA

That is a question better directed to your friend's primary care provider. A consultation with a neurologist and/or a cardiologist would be well advised.

  • Physiatrist (Physical Medicine)
  • Fort Worth, TX

Yes, need to see a neurologist and probably get a CT or MRI of brain too.

  • Physiatrist (Physical Medicine)
  • Portsmouth, VA

Yes you need to see a neurologist-for work up and to prevent another stroke.

  • Neurologist | Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine, Sports Medicine
  • Kissimmee, FL

We recommend your friend sees a specialist if they haven't already. Contact us for more information - 407-704-8510 or visit Orlando-epilepsy.com

  • Physical Therapist | Neurology
  • Pikesville, MD

Definitely see a neurologist!

  • Neurologist | Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry
  • Morristown, NJ

Yes, b/c the greatest risk after stroke is.......another stroke! So, lowering your risk factors is key to "keeping the function you still got." Sadly, not all neurologists are created equal. A VERY few truly specialize in stroke management; and the guidelines are constantly changing. And even fewer neurologists specialize in neuro-rehabilitation....and only a few of those will care or know much about which medications or supplements could help with optimizing functional recovery...both in the short term and the long.

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