Your body typically is rigged with several early warning systems.
The case of stroke is no different.
Your body can warn you as early as 30 days before a cerebro-vascular accident (CVA).



High Blood Pressure:
Imagine your blood as it flows through your body's highways (arteries). It pushes gently against the artery walls. Normally, we'd want this pressure to be around 120/80. But if it consistently goes higher, like 140/90, it's a sign of high blood pressure. High blood pressure can weaken the vessel walls and lead to clots, increasing the risk of a stroke.

Fatigue:
Feeling tired all the time might be a sign that something isn't quite right. Lack of sleep, stress, and an unbalanced diet can contribute to this feeling. It's like your body's way of saying, "Pay attention!"

Vision Problems:
Vision issues can be a clue that blood isn't flowing smoothly to your brain. Blurriness, double vision, or even losing vision in one or both eyes are signs to watch out for.

Sudden Headaches:
Headaches can come in different types, but when they're severe and accompanied by other symptoms, it's like your body sending a message in code. Paying attention to these can help reduce the risk of a stroke.


Numbness or Weakness in Limbs:
Feeling numb or weak in your face, arms, or legs isn't normal. It could be a hint that something is wrong, especially if it's combined with other signs.

Difficulty Speaking:
Struggling with speaking, like stuttering or slurring words, could indicate a problem with your brain. It's like your brain and tongue aren't working together properly.

Memory Problems:
While forgetting things is a part of life, recent research suggests that memory loss could be linked to an increased risk of stroke, especially in those with higher education levels.

Loss of Balance:
If you find yourself stumbling or feeling off-balance frequently, it could be a sign that something is affecting the coordination center in your brain.

Nausea and Vomiting:
When blood flow to your brain is disrupted, it can lead to nausea and vomiting. These symptoms might indicate a problem, although they can also be caused by other factors.

Conclusion:
Understanding these nine warning signs of a stroke is like having a map to help keep you safe on your health journey. While there might not be specific signs months before a stroke occurs, taking care of your overall health and paying attention to these indicators can make a big difference. Share this knowledge with your friends and loved ones to help everyone lead healthier lives. Stay safe and take care of yourselves!





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Met one man at CBN seminar close to UI, he was annoyingly slurring and slurping his speech and I was very annoyed until a doctor told me the man isn't well

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