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There is a fairly common misconception that if you smell something that is not there (such as burnt toast) it is a sign of a stroke. This is not true. However, because a stroke can occur in any region of the brain, the sense of smell can be affected. Rather than smelling something that isn't there, though, it's more likely that the ability to smell anything will be hindered or that your response to smells is altered.
Changes in eating and drinking habits that affect your digestion. Changes to communication and thinking skills. Changes to vision. The type of changes you may experience with bladder or bowel control after stroke will depend on where and what type of stroke you had, your age, and if you are male or female.If you had difficulties with control before your stroke, the stroke may make these worse.heck with your doctor. Avoid âbladder irritantsâ â these are drinks that make you need to go to the toilet more often. They include coffee, tea, chocolate drinks, cola drinks, alcohol and high sugar/high caffeine âsportsâ drinks. For some people, tomato or citrus foods and drinks or dairy products can be a problem.