BE FAST - Signs and Symptoms of Stroke

Strokes can occur when the blood supply to your brain is interrupted or reduced. It is important to recognize the symptoms very quickly because immediate medical care is needed, as they can cause long-term disability, brain damage, and even death. In this video, we will discuss 9 key symptoms of stroke that should never be ignored. Recognizing these warning symptoms can help you or your loved ones take immediate action.
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Summary:
Sudden Severe Headache
One of the most common symptoms of a stroke is a sudden severe headache. Unlike regular headaches, a stroke-induced headache can be excruciating and develop rapidly. It may feel as if someone has hit you on the head or that your head is about to explode.
Sudden Numbness or Weakness
Another significant symptom of a stroke is sudden numbness or weakness, usually on one side of the body. This phenomenon is called hemiparesis and can manifest as a sudden loss of sensation or a feeling of weakness in the face, arm, or leg.
Trouble Speaking or Understanding
Difficulty speaking or understanding others is another significant symptom of a stroke. It may manifest as slurred speech, garbled words, or an inability to find the right words. Likewise, understanding others’ speech may become challenging.
Vision Problems
Vision problems can also be a warning sign of a stroke. Sudden blurred or double vision, or a loss of vision in one or both eyes, are symptoms that should not be ignored. A stroke can affect the blood vessels or optic nerve responsible for vision, leading to these visual disturbances.
Trouble Walking or Loss of Balance
Another symptom of a stroke is difficulty walking or a sudden loss of balance. You may feel unsteady on your feet, have trouble coordinating movements, or even experience a complete loss of balance. This symptom, known as ataxia, occurs when a stroke interferes with the brain’s control over motor function and coordination.
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