Mini-Strokes Often Go Unnoticed: 9 Symptoms You Should Never Ignore
7 Warning Signs of a Mini-Stroke You Should Never Ignore
A “mini-stroke,” medically called a transient ischemic attack (TIA), can be easy to overlook because its symptoms may disappear within minutes or hours.
But temporary symptoms do not mean the event was harmless.
A TIA occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is temporarily disrupted. The resulting symptoms can look very much like those of a stroke. The American Stroke Association describes a TIA as a warning stroke because it can signal an increased risk of having a
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