Attention… A Month Before a Stroke
Attention… A Month Before a Stroke, Your Body Sends These Signals…
Some early warning signs of stroke may be numbness or weakness in your arms, legs, or face, confusion,or difficulty walking. A TIA can also be an indicator of a future stroke that may occur within three months.
The bottom line is that you must act as quickly as possible when you notice any symptoms of stroke to get the care you need.
You can also prepare for a potential stroke by knowing your risk factors,finding the closest stroke center to you, and having a list of medications ready for healthcare providers.
Attention… A Month Before a Stroke, Your Body Sends These Signals…
Some early warning signs of stroke may be numbness or weakness in your arms, legs, or face, confusion,or difficulty walking. A TIA can also be an indicator of a future stroke that may occur within three months.
The bottom line is that you must act as quickly as possible when you notice any symptoms of stroke to get the care you need.
You can also prepare for a potential stroke by knowing your risk factors,finding the closest stroke center to you, and having a list of medications ready for healthcare providers.
Attention… A Month Before a Stroke, Your Body Sends These Signals…
Some early warning signs of stroke may be numbness or weakness in your arms, legs, or face, confusion,or difficulty walking. A TIA can also be an indicator of a future stroke that may occur within three months.
The bottom line is that you must act as quickly as possible when you notice any symptoms of stroke to get the care you need.
You can also prepare for a potential stroke by knowing your risk factors,finding the closest stroke center to you, and having a list of medications ready for healthcare providers.
Attention… A Month Before a Stroke, Your Body Sends These Signals…
Some early warning signs of stroke may be numbness or weakness in your arms, legs, or face, confusion,or difficulty walking. A TIA can also be an indicator of a future stroke that may occur within three months.
The bottom line is that you must act as quickly as possible when you notice any symptoms of stroke to get the care you need.
You can also prepare for a potential stroke by knowing your risk factors,finding the closest stroke center to you, and having a list of medications ready for healthcare providers.
