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One of the most common medical complications after stroke is aspiration pneumonia. In fact, according to most estimates, one in three stroke survivors will develop pneumonia at least once during their recovery.
Aspiration pneumonia occurs when a person accidentally inhales foreign objects (i.e. solid foods or liquids), which leads to a serious infection in the lungs. Fortunately, there are several strategies you can use to prevent pneumonia after stroke.
To do this, however, it is helpful to understand the root causes of stroke-related pneumonia. Once you understand these causes, you can take more effective preventative measures.
Causes of Pneumonia After Stroke
The primary cause of pneumonia...