The brain’s left and right frontal lobes are relatively large and control many important functions in everyday life.
This article discusses the symptoms of a frontal lobe stroke and how they may differ depending on the individual.
Since most people are right-handed, this is most often the left side.
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This speech pattern characteristic of a dominant-sided frontal lobe stroke is calledBrocas aphasia.
Thinking Skills
The cognitive changes after a frontal lobe stroke may be subtle.
Some specific behavioral changes include excessive jealousy, loss of sense of humor, or an uncharacteristiclack of empathy.
We have a left frontal lobe and a right frontal lobe.
This can be because of ablocked blood vesselor by ableeding blood vessel.
Language can be affected by a frontal lobe stroke if the stroke affects the dominant side of the brain.
It’s important to see your healthcare provider for appropriate treatment.
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.Post-stroke rehabilitation fact sheet.
2022 Nov 10;14(11):e31345.
