Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Ischemic Stroke and MTHFR Gene Mutation – Amber Corker
Ischemic Stroke and MTHFR Gene Mutation – Amber Corker
Ischemic Stroke and MTHFR Gene Mutation – Amber Corker
Monday 11th March 2024
Amber Corker shares her journey with ischemic stroke linked to MTHFR gene mutation, discussing misdiagnoses, dietary changes, and managing 'sticky blood'.
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Episode Overview
- Amber Corker's ischemic stroke linked to MTHFR gene mutation.
- Importance of hydration and diet in managing 'sticky blood'.
- Challenges of misdiagnoses and medical system navigation.
- Awareness of folic acid intake for those with MTHFR mutation.
- Impact of genetic factors on pregnancy and overall health.
I had to really adjust my mindset of, you know, it's okay because this really huge thing happened to your brain, which can alter absolutely everything about you
Ever wondered if there's a genetic twist behind certain health issues? In this episode of 'Recovery After Stroke', Amber Corker shares her personal journey of experiencing an ischemic stroke at just 30 years old. But the plot thickens—Amber's stroke was linked to a mutation in the MTHFR gene, which causes 'sticky blood'. If you've ever been told your blood is thicker than usual or you've faced an unexplained ischemic stroke, this episode could be a game-changer for you.
Amber's story is not just about her stroke but also about navigating the complexities of a genetic mutation that many might not even know they have. From initial misdiagnoses to life-altering revelations, Amber's candid recounting is both eye-opening and relatable. She discusses the importance of hydration, dietary changes, and being aware of folic acid intake, especially for those with the MTHFR mutation.
The episode also touches on broader implications for pregnancy and general health, making it a must-listen for anyone dealing with similar issues or caring for someone who is. So, if you're keen to understand how genetics can play a role in stroke and what steps you can take to manage it, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice.
Don't miss out on Amber's compelling story—it's a mix of science, personal struggle, and hope that could very well resonate with you or someone you know.