In Cudi's case, the artist has been candid about going on a two-week cocaine binge before checking himself into rehab. But there are factors that they can control to reduce their risk. May Kim-Tenser, a neurologist with Keck Medicine of USC, told NPR that young people are mistaken in thinking they're innately protected from having a stroke. The blood accumulates and compresses the surrounding brain tissue. They're caused by a weakened vessel that ruptures and bleeds into the surrounding brain. Meanwhile, hemorrhagic strokes make up about only 13% of cases. They're the most common, accounting for about 87% of strokes, according to the American Stroke Association, and they occur when a vessel supplying blood to the brain is obstructed. Recent research in the United States and Europe has found that 'ischemic stroke in younger adults is increasing,' according to the paper. And rates among people under 45 appear to be on the rise. While that's young, a February 2020 article in the journal Stroke suggests that between 10% and 15% of strokes occur in people ages 18 to 50. It slowed his speech and movements so badly that his manager urged him to step away from music while he underwent weeks of physical therapy to recover. In a recently published interview with Esquire, the artist revealed that two weeks after entering rehab, he had a stroke and was subsequently hospitalized.

If I didn't come here, I would done something to myself,' he explained.

The musician was struggling with depression and suicidal thoughts, so he checked himself into a rehabilitation facility. The artist said it took weeks to recover from slowed speech and movements.īack in 2016, Kid Cudi wrote a heartfelt letter to his fans explaining that he needed help. Musician Kid Cudi recently revealed he had a stroke in 2016.

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