Understanding Aphasia Symptoms
Did you know that a stroke is an acquired brain injury?
Aphasia is a communication disorder that makes it hard to use or understand words. It does not affect intelligence, but it changes how a person connects with the world.
Difficulty Speaking
Facing challenges in finding the right words or speaking in short, fragmented sentences.
Trouble Listening
Difficulty understanding fast-paced conversations or complex instructions spoken by others.
Reading Blocks
Challenges in processing written text, including emails, books, or simple directional signs.
Writing Struggles
Finding it difficult to write cohesive sentences or remember how to spell common words.
Did You Know?
Aphasia is present in about 21% to 38% of patients during the acute phase of a stroke. While some people experience rapid spontaneous recovery, many require long-term support and speech therapy.
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