Stroke
With sudden symptoms such as weakness on one side of the body, difficulty speaking, blurred vision, or a drooping face, medical attention should be sought immediately, since they may be signs of a stroke, or cerebrovascular accident.
What is it? It is an interruption of blood flow to a part of the brain, whether from a blockage or the rupture of a vessel, which affects the functioning of that area.
Warning signs:
- Sudden weakness or numbness of the face, arm, or leg
- Difficulty speaking or understanding
- Loss of balance or vision
Which specialist is involved? Its initial care is a medical emergency; later, professionals such as the geriatrician and the nutritionist support recovery and long-term care. Recognizing the signs and acting without delay makes an important difference.
Data on 21 doctors who treat stroke
Specialties that treat stroke
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in stroke
Dr. Rocio Velázquez
Dr. Erick Bautista
Dra. María Elena de Fátima Cuevas Pedroza
Dr. Sergio Miguel Gomez Dorantes
Dr. Lic. Helena Carolina Navarro Silva
Dr. Rafael Ku Euan
Dr. Leopoldo Barriguete Parra
Dra. Maria Gricelda Aragon De Los Rios
Dr. Huitzilopochtli Saucedo Andrade
Dr. Fernando Berthier López
Dra. Sandra Laredo Ramírez
Dr. Luis Cruz Benitez
Dr. Miriam Lorena Barrón Sánchez
Dra. Erika Betzabe Ruiz García
Dra. Jimena Sanely Gonzalez Vargas
Dr. Deborah Mostkoff
Dr. Rocío Landa Jiménez
Dra. Laura Mejía Luna
Dra. Liduvina Gutiérrez Amador
Dr. Jacqueline Vignola
Frequently asked questions
What is stroke?
With sudden symptoms such as weakness on one side of the body, difficulty speaking, blurred vision, or a drooping face, medical attention should be sought immediately, since they may be signs of a stroke, or cerebrovascular accident.
Which doctor treats stroke?
Stroke is usually treated by specialists in anesthesiologist, geriatrician, clinical analyst, podiatrist, nutritionist, oncologist.