Heo Chun-ung: Goodbye Stroke (Large Print Book)

The progress of medicine and the rise in standard living opened the century. It's a blessing to live long and healthy, without sickness. In that sense, stroke is a terrible disease that threatens the life of an amputee. But as with all diseases, coping is enough to overcome and prevent them in advance. Recently, the number of young people in their 40s has soared. According to a National Health Nutrition Survey report, stroke rates in the 40s are 2 men per 1,000 people in 1998. Nine, women one. Six to five men in 2005. Four, three women. Four, one, two, three. Seven times. It's increased by a factor of one, and it's growing continuously to this day. Stroke has a high rate of relapse. You can't be relieved to be discharged. One in 10 stroke victims has had to be thoroughly managed, especially within three years. The book has organized information about stroke so that people can understand it. The lifestyle habits, red signaling, emergency treatment, stroke and exercise, stroke therapy, complications, rehabilitation, health care, environmental care in the home, mental stability and posture that threaten the brain’s health are missing. The 40-year-old job we're seeing around us, Nawell and his family, has been featured in the storytelling. My health, who died of a stroke on our anniversary night, is developing a lifestyle that prevents me and my family from being safe from the threat of stroke.

Korean title: 뇌졸중 굿바이(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 허춘웅

Korean publisher: 피톤치드

ISBN-13: 9791197892769