6 Warning Signs and Symptoms of a Ministroke
There are two types of ACVs: ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke. Below we explain how they occur.
Obstruction of arteries prevents the circulation of oxygen in the brain, causing ischemic stroke. This type of stroke usually occurs in older people and is associated with other health problems, such as cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension and smoking.
Hemorrhagic strokes, another type of stroke, occur due to ruptures of blood vessels caused by trauma, clotting, or high blood pressure.
Due to the fact that anyone, young or older, can suffer a stroke, we believe it is important to help recognize in advance all possible signs related to this problem. These signs may appear up to a month before the spill!
Signs preceding an LCA
Pain and general discomfort
Swollen feet and hands
Problems speaking and understanding others
Weakness and paralysis on one side of the body
Headache
Hiccups accompanied by these symptoms
Breathing problems
Vision loss
Numbness of the limbs
Factors that can provoke an ACV
Genetic
Obesity
Hypertension
Excess alcohol
Excess cholesterol
Smoking
Drug use
Variations in the vascular system
How to prevent a stroke
Controlling cholesterol
There are two types of ACVs: ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke. Below we explain how they occur.
Obstruction of arteries prevents the circulation of oxygen in the brain, causing ischemic stroke. This type of stroke usually occurs in older people and is associated with other health problems, such as cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension and smoking.
Hemorrhagic strokes, another type of stroke, occur due to ruptures of blood vessels caused by trauma, clotting, or high blood pressure.
Due to the fact that anyone, young or older, can suffer a stroke, we believe it is important to help recognize in advance all possible signs related to this problem. These signs may appear up to a month before the spill!
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