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On average, the brain uses 100 trillion neural connections to send and retrieve information. When a portion of these connections are damaged by injury like a stroke, they can actually create new pathways through a process called neuroplasticity.
Although brain damage cannot be reversed, neuroplasticity may rewire functions to new, healthy areas of the brain. This compensates for the damage sustained after stroke.
You’re about to learn how neuroplasticity aids stroke recovery, and what you can do to maximize your potential.
Neuroplasticity After Stroke Works Differently for Everyone
First, it’s important to understand that every brain is organized differently, and likewise every stroke is different....