A stroke caused by a heart problem with a blood clot in the brain means that a blockage has stopped blood flow to a part of the brain. When brain tissue does not receive enough oxygen, it gets damaged. This can lead to symptoms like loss of sensation, weakness, or difficulty moving one side of the body, such as the right side in your case. Treatment depends on the cause, severity, and time since the stroke started. In the early stage, medicines that dissolve or prevent blood clots may be used. Some patients may need procedures to remove the clot. After the acute phase, long-term treatment focuses on preventing another stroke. This may include blood thinners, medicines to control blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol, as well as treatment of any underlying heart condition if needed. Recovery is a gradual process and often involves physiotherapy and rehabilitation to help regain movement, strength, and sensation. Early medical care and regular follow-up are very important for better recovery and reducing the risk of future strokes.