Learn why spasticity happens.
, tells SELF that in his experience, many people deal with spasticity symptoms to varying degrees after a stroke. Researchers are still learning about the complex relationship between spasticity and stroke. Ahead, find out what we currently know about why spasticity happens after a stroke, the most common symptoms, and how the condition is treated.A stroke occurs when the brain doesn’t receive enough blood or oxygen, and this can happen for two reasons.
Spasticity happens when there is a disruption of communication between the brain, your muscles, and the nerves on top of the muscles that are responsible for controlling movements. As a result, your muscles may contract when they should be relaxed. Generally, spasticity happens when the cerebral cortex or the brainstem are damaged after a stroke.
Your muscles are stiff, tight, and difficult to move, which can make it hard to do daily tasks such as cooking.
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