Knowledge, awareness, prevalence and frequency of daily physical activity and its association with stroke in young adult population

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Abstract

Stroke is a medical condition affecting the brain. It occurs when the blood supply to the brain or part of the brain is stopped or reduced, preventing the brain cells from getting oxygen. As the neurons are the most sensitive cells in the body, they tend to die after cessation of oxygen supply for a very few min-utes. Several remedial measures are available for this medical emergency at the time of stroke and even after that. It is believed that the stroke recurs after time and thus preparatory and cautionary steps to be carried out for survival. Among that daily physical activity seems to have a greater positive approach towards stroke survivors. In general, physical activity is an essential part of human life which many people neglect. But it has an underlying significance for human life and healthy well-being. It maintains the body’s health condition free of certain diseases too. Thus, this study attempts to analyze the awareness and to knowledge the people about the association between stroke and daily physical activity.

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Sai Sanjith, A., & Mohanraj, K. G. (2020). Knowledge, awareness, prevalence and frequency of daily physical activity and its association with stroke in young adult population. International Journal of Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences, 11(Special Issue 3), 507–513. https://doi.org/10.26452/ijrps.v11iSPL3.2974

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