Duration of Stroke Symptoms
A stroke is a dangerous condition that occurs when the brain does not receive enough blood due to a blood clot or a hemorrhage in the brain. The symptoms of a stroke are clear and definitive. Many times it is about how sudden the symptoms appear rather than their length.
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Loss of Balance
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Symptoms include suddenly dizziness and having trouble with coordination, balancing or standing up straight when walking. All of this may occur without any warning.
Numbness
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Symptoms include feeling one side of your body weakening and unresponsive, particularly your hands, arms or legs. A person may also experience one side of the face feeling slump. Speaking or forming words may be another challenge.
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Sight
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Symptoms include suddenly having trouble seeing out of one or both eyes unrelated to external strain (such as bright lights or extensive computer work), which does not fade with a couple seconds of rest.
Headache
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Symptoms include suddenly getting a debilitating headache without any observable reason.
Important Facts
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The gradual (from half an hour to several hours) onset of any single above symptoms could be caused by conditions other than a stroke. The only definitive sign is how suddenly they appear and whether you feel multiple symptoms all at once.
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