Quiz: What Should You Know About Stroke Risk?
One of the best ways to help prevent a stroke is to manage your risk factors. Some, like age or family history, are not within your control. But many others, including blood pressure, smoking, diabetes and cholesterol, can be managed with healthy choices and support from your care team. Use this chart to learn more about your stroke risk level and the steps you can take to protect your health.
Talk to a doctor about your risk. Schedule an appointment with an Ochsner primary care physician today.
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