My grandfather recently had a stroke, and some family friends living in Spain called to check in on him. I was trying to explain his condition to them, but wasn't sure of the exact word in Spanish. How do you say 'stroke'?
8 months ago
In Spanish, a medical stroke is called 'accidente cerebrovascular' or 'derrame cerebral'. After recovery, and only if the doctor permits, light physical activity like short daily walks can help in rebuilding strength.
8 months ago
The translation is 'derrame cerebral' or 'accidente cerebrovascular'. I always get so anxious reading about these terms because they are serious medical conditions, so please seek immediate hospital care if there is any emergency.
8 months ago
In Spanish, it is 'accidente cerebrovascular' or 'ACV'. If you suspect anyone is having a stroke, look for facial drooping or speech slurring and get them to an emergency room immediately.
7 months ago
Hey, the word you are looking for is 'derrame cerebral'. Don't stress too much about memorizing all these heavy medical terms unless you really need them for a project or travel.
5 months ago
The term is 'accidente cerebrovascular' or 'derrame cerebral'. Knowing these clinical words is very helpful for general awareness or if you are translating medical documents.
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