Warning Signs Of A TIA: Many times people may suddenly feel symptoms like fainting in the body, improper movement of the extremities and difficulty in speaking. These symptoms are exactly like brain stroke ie paralysis, but the patient becomes normal after a while. This is called transient ischemic attack. TIA lasts only a few minutes and does not cause any permanent damage. You can also call it a mini stroke. It can also be a warning that the patient is at risk of stroke. In such cases, 1 person in 3 who has had a transient ischemic attack before is at risk of having a stroke within a year. So you need to be careful.
Transient ischemic attack symptoms
The symptoms of a transient ischemic attack disappear after a few minutes. However, in many cases these symptoms can last up to 24 hours. Like brain stroke, its symptoms come suddenly in the body. in which
1- Feeling like weakness, numbness or paralysis in face, arms or legs.
2- Stop working of organs on one side of the body
3- Having trouble speaking and not being able to speak clearly
4- Reduced or blurred vision and reduced movement of one eye
5- Dizziness or not being able to balance the extremities properly
Transient ischemic attack Causes
- high cholesterol
- high blood pressure
- heart disease
- diabetes and obesity
- severe infection of korana
- having a history of stroke in the family
What to do in case of transient ischemic attack
If a person sees any of these symptoms, then the victim should be immediately taken to the hospital. In this way you can save the patient from having a serious stroke.
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