drooping
One-sided weakness or numbness
Difficulty speaking or understanding
Sudden vision loss or major vision changes
Sudden severe balance or coordination problems
Other unexplained neurological symptoms
Do not wait for symptoms to disappear.
If symptoms have already disappeared, urgent medical assessment is still important because a TIA can be a warning sign of a future stroke.
Final Thoughts
A TIA may last only a short time, but that doesn’t make it something to ignore.
Sudden weakness, numbness, facial drooping, speech difficulties, vision changes, dizziness, and loss of balance can all be warning signs of a stroke or TIA. Recognizing these
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