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What Are the Symptoms of a Mini Stroke?

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Do you know someone who has suffered a mini stroke — or have you suffered from one yourself? This short-lived stroke can clear up within minutes (or hours), but should be taken just as seriously as an actual stroke. It’s important to know what the side effects are just in case your loved one doesn’t even notice they’ve suffered from one.

Unclear Communication

The most common sign of a stroke is slurred speech. This remains true for mini strokes, however, this will only last for a few hours. Not only is speaking difficult, but understanding the information can be a challenge too. Yes, memory and cognitive abilities can worsen as you age, but a sudden drop off within a day could be a sign of a stroke.

Complaining About Aches and Pains

A person can have a mini stroke without even realizing it themselves. If this person seems to be complaining about a stiff neck, blurred vision, and intense headaches, bring them to the doctor ASAP. These symptoms don’t have to be overly intense when it comes to having a mini stroke.

Randomly Appearing Bruises and Scrapes

A person that has just experienced a fall won’t always broadcast this to the world. Falls can occur for multiple reasons — a type of stroke can be one of them. If you happen to notice any random bruises or scrapes on your elderly loved one, ask them about it and see if they are displaying any symptoms of a mini stroke.

While the damage of a mini stroke isn’t permanent like the real one, experiencing one can significantly increase the risk of having one down the road. For other useful tips and information, visit our blog! If you’re interested in learning more or visiting The Arbors Assisted Living community, schedule a tour by contacting one of our five convenient locations:

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