Yes. If you’re referring to the stroke warning signs we just discussed, the key ones are sudden:
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Face drooping
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Arm or leg weakness/numbness, especially on one side
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Speech or understanding problems
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Vision changes
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Loss of balance or coordination
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Severe, unusual headache
The important point is that these signs don’t reliably appear a month before a stroke. They can indicate a stroke or TIA when they occur suddenly, and even temporary symptoms require urgent medical attention.
If you meant a different set of signs, send me the headline or list and I’ll explain them.
