Stroke is a reason for paralysis. Brain stroke deprives a particular part of the brain of blood due to clogging of blood vessel from clots in the blood. Which,in turn, causes the inability of muscle to move. read more
Paralysis is a general term used to denote weakness of limbs due to any cause. In addition to stroke, paralysis can also occur due to diseases of nerves, muscles or even some systemic diseases. Stroke refers to sudden onset neurological deficit due to obstruction of blood supply or ruptured blood vessel in Brain. read more
Paralysis is the inability of a muscle or group of muscles to move voluntarily. Muscles are controlled by messages sent from the brain that trigger movement. When part of the brain is damaged after a stroke, messaging between the brain and muscles may not work properly. read more
The difference between Bell’s palsy and a stroke Bell’s palsy is a temporary paralysis of the facial muscles, causing drooping and weakness on one side of the face, and is sometimes mistaken for a stroke. read more