Analysis reveals severe post-stroke fatigue affects quality of life in young adults after ischemic stroke, suggesting psychosocial factors may play a role.
Key Points
Severe post-stroke fatigue was present in 41.3% of young adult patients three months after ischemic stroke, impacting quality of life significantly.
Logistic regression analysis identified psychosocial factors and cognition as predictors of severe post-stroke fatigue.
Assessment utilized multiple scales, including the Fatigue Severity Scale and Stroke Impact Scale, to evaluate quality of life.
Routine screening for post-stroke fatigue is recommended in follow-up for young adult patients with ischemic stroke.