causes of frontal lobe stroke
The effects of a stroke differ depending on which region of the brain is involved. The brain's frontal lobe is relatively large and it controls many important functions in everyday life. A frontal lobe stroke can cause a variety of symptoms and long term effects which range from weakness to lack of motivation.
The frontal lobe of the brain controls movement of the opposite side of the body. A stroke that causes weakness (hemiparesis) or paralysis (hemiplegia) may produce obvious arm or leg weakness, but it can also cause any of the following symptoms as well. Compulsive mimicking of facial gestures made by others.