and in selected cases procedures or surgery.
The goal is not simply to treat symptoms that have already disappeared—it is to reduce the chance of a future stroke.
The Bottom Line
A mini-stroke can last only a few minutes, but its warning should be taken seriously.
Sudden facial drooping, one-sided weakness or numbness, speech difficulty, vision changes, loss of balance, confusion, or an unexplained severe headache require immediate attention—even when the symptoms disappear.
Don’t wait for the symptoms to return.
When it comes to stroke, time matters.
Medical disclaimer: This
