Stroke Risk Assessment
Age Group
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Age is a major non-modifiable risk factor. Risk increases significantly after 55 and doubles every decade after 55.
Select age group
Under 40
40-59
60+
Sex
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Men have higher stroke risk at younger ages, but women have higher lifetime risk and worse outcomes.
Male
Female
BMI Category
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📌 Formula: BMI = weight (kg) ÷ (height (cm) ÷ 100)² Example: If weight = 70 kg and height = 175 cm, then: ➡ BMI = 70 ÷ (175 ÷ 100)² = 22.86
Select BMI category
Underweight (<18.5)
Normal (18.5-24.9)
Overweight (25-29.9)
Obese (≥30)
Cholesterol Level
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High cholesterol leads to atherosclerosis. Total cholesterol >200 mg/dL increases stroke risk by 25%.
Select cholesterol level
Normal (<200 mg/dL)
Borderline High (200-239 mg/dL)
High (≥240 mg/dL)
Blood Pressure Category
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Hypertension is the #1 modifiable stroke risk factor. BP ≥140/90 doubles stroke risk compared to normal BP.
Select blood pressure
Normal (<120 mmHg)
Elevated (120-159 mmHg)
High (≥160 mmHg)
Atrial Fibrillation
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AFib increases stroke risk 5-fold by causing blood clots in the heart that can travel to the brain.
No
Yes
Diabetes
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Diabetes doubles stroke risk and makes outcomes worse. High blood sugar damages blood vessels over time.
No
Yes
Smoking Status
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Smoking doubles stroke risk by damaging blood vessels and increasing clot formation. Risk drops significantly within 2-5 years of quitting.
Never
Current/Former
Previous Stroke/TIA
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Previous stroke increases risk of another stroke by 15-40% in the first year. TIAs indicate 10-20% stroke risk within 90 days.
No
Yes
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