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No longer an old-age illness, stroke hits young too

A rising inc

TOI RajasthanOctober 29, 20261 min read
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No longer an old-age illness, stroke hits young too

A rising incidence of strokes among young people aged 18 to 45 is alarming health professionals. Individuals like P Rajesh, G Jaswant, and K Pavani highlight the challenges faced by young stroke survivors. Doctors emphasize that hypertension, diabetes, and lifestyle factors significantly contribute to these strokes. Early symptoms often go ignored, which delays treatment and can result in permanent di

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