Q: What is aphasia not?
A: Aphasia is not attributable to confusion, sensory loss, or motor dysfunction.
Q: Do people with aphasia decrease in their intellect?
A: Aphasia is mostly a language problem, it is a language "access deficit", not a "storage deficit", it could correlated
with cognition, but people who have aphasia do not lose their intellect.
Q: Can aphasia be cured?
A: Speech-language pathology is provided as the direct and indirect therapy for language deficits, but not to cure aphasia.
Q: Who can have aphasia?
A: Aphasia affects people of all ages, nationalities, races and genders.
Q: What is TIA?
A: Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) is acute disruption of blood flow without infarction to the brain, it usually lasts no more than 5 minutes. It is considered a "warning sign" for future stroke.