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Cerebellar Stroke - experience/treatment/recovery

Stroke & Cerebrovascular Diseases | Last Active: May 5 11:27pm | Replies (515)
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@pek59

Age 63, 17 mos post stroke: The head pains are continous, mild to severe, with no relief from headache neurologist (pills, nerve blocks, Botox) after 11 mos. Discharged from physical therapy 1 year ago due to regressing. The vertigo is constant and debilitating. Tried vertigo therapy for 3 mos this spring and felt worse. Quality of life is low. Wondering where to look for relief.

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Amanda Roe | @amandajro | Nov 9, 2022

Hello @pek59 and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I am so sorry to read of your post-stroke symptoms and how they are impacting your quality of life. In order for you to connect with others who have been through a cerebellar stroke like yourself, you will notice I have moved your post into this existing discussion:
- Cerebellar Stroke - experience/treatment/recovery: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/cerebellar-stroke-experiencetreatmentrecovery/

Members such as @susieqintx @strokesurvivordynamo @avmcbellar and @nskinner5 may be able to come back to this discussion and share an update with regard to their symptoms, predominantly headaches they shared about.

What was done for your vertigo therapy and would you say your head pains are headaches or headache like pains?

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