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According to the Stroke Foundations of Australia and New Zealand, certain risk factors can increase a person’s risk of having a stroke. Understanding your personal risk factors and learning to manage those that are under your control can help you prevent a stroke. Use the following discussion guide to help start a conversation with your doctor about whether you or someone you care for may be at risk of suffering a stroke. Print out this checklist, check all the following that apply to you and bring it to your next doctor's appointment.
This tool is not intended to result in a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation. It’s meant to help you have a more meaningful discussion with your doctor.
Last reviewed 08/10/2019
-Stroke Foundation Australia
-Stroke Foundation of New Zealand