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Symptoms of a stoke- CVA- numbness on one side of your body 1) loss of vision on one side or double vision 2) vertigo/loss of balance 3) sudden confusion 4) severe headache w/ no known cause 5) sudden nausea/ vomiting 6) sensitivity to light 7) change is speech pattern Thank you for sharing this information
My early sign of a stroke was numbness of half my nose and tongue. I went to bed and the next morning I had weakness on my left side. I had a dual mix stroke. I have completely recovered..
Thanks for sharing your story! It's so helpful for others to know about the different stroke symptoms. I wouldn't have thought numbness in your nose and tongue could be a sign of a stroke, but it's awesome that you fully recovered! Your experience shows how important it is to notice unusual symptoms. Thanks for spreading awareness-it might help someone get help in time. Wishing you all the best!
🌟 It's incredible that you recognized those early signs, and I'm so glad to hear you've fully recovered. 💪✨ Strokes are so unpredictable, and your story is a great reminder to take any unusual symptoms seriously. Wishing you continued health and strength! 😊🙏
I shared this video. I went through about 4 of these signs and I wish I had been more aware of what was happening. Fortunately, when the stroke hit, with the help of my husband and the amazing EMTs in our community, I made it to the hospital within an hour and got the 'shot' that made the difference in my recovery. I have recovered 100%. Thank you for doing this video.
I lost my only daughter to a haemorrhagic stroke two weeks before her 29th birthday. She had all the symptoms and despite my insistence that she should have a brain scan, her husband didn't agree to a scan and she passed away on her second major stroke. She left behind a new born baby and a seven year old. I still cannot forgive myself for not taking a stand and getting the scan done after the first episode.
So very sorry about your daughter. X My daughter was 42 when she had an intracerebral haemorrhage which started off with a terrible headache 4 days before ( which we now now was the start) a stroke was the last thing on our minds. It was caused by really high blood pressure which went untreated. Nearly 2 years later she still has paralysis on her right side. (Arm, hand and foot). We are so fortunate to still have her with us.
1. Sudden /partial vision loss 2. Vertigo and loss of balance 3. Sudden confusion 4. Severe headache with no cause 5. Nausea or vomiting 6. Sensitivity to light 7. Change in speech patterns
I had a halo around the light on my desk, i went to make something to eat, it was 430pm I had not eaten anything. I started diner, and quickly shut everything down. Then I went into seeing stars, vertigo, my sight went out first on both sides, then it shifted to the left side. I went into the bathroom, looked to see if I could see, if it was on the outside, nope, then went into a what to do mode. Well my bottle of aspirins, was in the drawer in front of me. I took 2 aspirins, as soon as they kicked in, it all stopped. I did call the doctor, the next morning and went in for testing, everything was ok. I was told it did appear to be a Tia.
I had a terrible headache for 3 days straight before the night of my stroke, but I was still going about my usual routine, like going to the school with my grandson and going to the gym. I really wish I had seen this video earlier so I could have gotten help sooner. Thank you so much 🙏🏽👏🏽🙌
Hey there, I'm really sorry to hear about your stroke. That must have been so scary, especially with that terrible headache beforehand. I totally get wishing you had known the warning signs sooner. But don't be too hard on yourself - you couldn't have known. The important thing is you're here now and spreading awareness. Thanks for sharing your story. Wishing you all the best in your recovery! 💚
After 12 strokes, 2 of which cerebellar, the last 4 basal ganglia, learn from me: headaches in the back of the head or neck, should immediately see you having your blood pressure tested! And go to the emergency room. Also: don't eat hot, spicy food as that can trigger Atrial Fibrillation, and result in CVA/stroke. Stroke is traumatic, seek counseling if available. I ended up with PTSD after a dozen strokes over thirty-odd years.
My warning sign was my vision. The day prior to the stroke I felt like a shade was being pulled down over my left eye. Later that day the shade slowly lifted. Don’t think twice about getting a medical evaluation.
My grandma experienced 2 strokes. The first one was minor and caused some paralysis on her left side, but the second one was much more severe, and she was never the same afterward. It was really hard to see her in that condition. She passed away 20 years ago and now resting in peace.
I'm so sorry about your grandma. It must have been really tough to watch her go through that, especially with the second stroke being so severe. Losing someone you love is never easy, and the impact of a stroke can be devastating. It's understandable that those memories still stick with you, even 20 years later. I hope you can find some comfort in knowing she's at peace now. Sending you a big virtual hug. Remember to take care of yourself, too. 💚
Great video. My husband had a severe TIA 7 yrs ago. Boy was it really scary, he was fine one minute and the next he couldn't talk or move. Thank goodness when at home he said his left arm was hurting him. I took him to the ER, while waiting for them to call him back the rooms . It hit him so fast, he was life flghted from our small hospital to a bigger hospital in Las Vegas. I was told a TIA is an alert to maybe having a major Stroke one day.
Hello @bernicehenson5210 Wow, that must have been so scary when your husband had that sudden TIA! You did an amazing job getting him to the ER right away. Moving him to the bigger hospital in Las Vegas was definitely the right call for his recovery. Sending you both lots of positive vibes and wishing you all the best. Take care of yourselves and remember, it's okay to ask for help if you need it. Sending hugs and strength! 💪
I had a minor stroke last year and have had numerous mini strokes thanks to an amazing NP at utmb health it was discovered that I have APS ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME where my body is forming blood clots its an autoimmune disease...thank God I got the answers I needed! Thanks for this video❤
Hi Shelia! That's awesome you got some answers about your strokes! That NP at UTMB Health sounds amazing for figuring out your APS. It must feel like a weight off your shoulders to finally know what's going on. Dealing with an autoimmune disease like APS is tough, but you've shown real strength in standing up for your health. You should be proud! Now that you know what’s happening, I hope you get the treatment and support you need. Don't forget to be kind to yourself and celebrate every little victory. You’re a fighter! Thanks for sharing your story - it’ll inspire others looking for answers about their health. Wishing you all the best! 💪
Thank you for sharing your experience. Severe vertigo, vomiting, and inability to move your head or walk can indeed be symptoms of certain types of strokes, particularly those affecting the brain stem or cerebellum. Take care!
Oh dear! I have had almost all of these symptoms at times. I have diabetic neuropathy and during an MRI scan it appeared that I ready passed 2 minor strokes.
I have had two strokes im doing a little better now but im haveing everyone of those sign's still till this day i always have to sunglasses out side when the sun is out loud nosies hurt my ears and head i see doubles all the time and i have a lot of sickness im hopeing it all gose away soon
Please listen to the warning signs! I know hospitals don’t seem to care much anymore but there are still some good ones out there. NAC, garlic, onions, cayenne pepper, and dark greens daily could save your life.
At 18 I had sudden sharp pain in one eye. Then whole left side of my body went numb. Including half my face and tongue which caused slurred speech. Parents rushed me to the doctors. Severe continuous pain followed with light sensitivity. Now at my age I will definitely take all warning signs serious Better to be safe.
Sorry to hear that! Those symptoms sound really intense. I hope you got treatment fast and are on the road to recovery now. Brain clots are no joke. How are you doing these days? Wishing you all the best with your health going forward. Take care!
I had a stroke while I had covid and it was passed off as covid headache and covid weakness. After I recovered from covid but still having severe problems it was passed off as long covid, migraine or anxiety. A year and a half later a brain scan shows a stroke.
What’s the difference between hemorrhagic stroke and aneurysm and what are some natural solutions to lower bp and cholesterol and to help lessen vertigo?
Two years ago, I had sudden and I mean SUDDEN diizziness and vomiting. I could barely see the numbers on my phone to dial 911. I never "saw" any of the 4 paramedics which were standing in my apartment and taking to me. I was so dizzy and repeatedly vomiting in my apartment, in the ambulance, and in the ER even AFTER several doses of anti emetics were given. I was tested as a stroke patient with every scan you can think of and observed overnight night in the hospital. Thankfully everything turned out to be normal and it was just an extreme case of Vertigo. I hope I never experience anything like that again. Just awful.
That sounds terrifying! Sudden dizziness and vomiting so bad you couldn’t see the paramedics? Wow. Glad they took it seriously and did the stroke tests. Even though it was just vertigo, that sounds brutal. Happy everything turned out okay. Thanks for sharing, and I hope you’ve been feeling better since!
Yup, Stroke does not discriminate. I was 23 in the shower when i had mine. Numbness to side of my body, I sagged down into the tub with double vision not able to move I had to yell for help. Sadly as it went away in 3 minutes i didn't seek a dr afterwards.
Im homeless under a lot of stress haven’t slept in four months but only 10 hours all the sudden I couldn’t breath I passed out for 6 hours woke up my hearing was gone for 4 days and I had the worst migraine like someone beat me with a hammer does anyone no what it could of been I’ve never smoked or drank or did drugs but I do have health problems
Unfortunately, diagnosing a potential stroke will not lead to preventing that stroke. There’s nothing a doctor can do to prevent a stroke. If it’s going to happen, it will happen. The steps doctors take after the stroke may save your life.
Migraines can fit a lot of those symptoms. I think I have had most of them at one time of the other. Had a brain CAT scan last spring and nothing abnormal was found. Frustrating to not know when to cry "wolf".
Thank for your useful information and Resources pertaining to a Stroke.My Dad was a person who have High blood pressure and was taking Medication,And he expire in 1999 but before is untimely death.He was Bleeding from is Brain.Now I get a better understanding of one of the symptoms of a Stroke.And Selfcare to me is very important,Dr.Healthy Body.I watch my intake of what I consume in my System.
I'm so sorry to hear about your dad. It’s clear his stroke had a big impact on you. It's great that you're focusing on self-care and healthy living - that can really help with reducing stroke risk. Thanks for sharing your story; it’s a strong reminder to pay attention to stroke symptoms and take care of our brain health. Best wishes as you honor your dad's memory through your own wellness journey.💚
U insisted but they resisted...it is not your fault....u can't control other peoples decisions...plz don't blame yourself....may u find comfort in her memory and your grandchildren...
It was around 1 am...laying in bed talking to the Lord..looking at my phone..bout to go to sleep.. Then, my left arm went totally numb..numbness traveled up my shoulder to my neck fast..then my entire left side was paralyzed.. I fell to the floor.. Tried to grab phone....could barely speak to 911...the meat wagon came.....off to ER....thank God my son wasnt at work.... Alone and this happens.....always have your adult kids check on on you. God heard my cry! 🙏
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