Silent stroke, how it occurs, how to identify, how to prevent!!!!!

Stroke can affect memory, speech, movement and coordination. Strokes are the leading cause of preventable disability worldwide, so they wreak havoc on your life and that of your family. But there are things you don't know. Most burials are silent. Are silent strikes different from normal strikes? clearly! That's what today's video is about. Most strokes are ischemic, 85% of which occur when arteries block oxygen- and nutrient-rich blood from reaching the brain. Symptoms depend on the size of the artery and the location of the blockage. There is only one thing that will not change without treatment. Given a frame, the area of the brain where the event occurred is destroyed. So when every second counts for a stroke, you can't sit back and wait for your symptoms to get better over time. First, because atypical symptoms – those that people consider mild – can develop quickly and cause greater damage and more serious consequences. Second, being able to recognize the symptoms is very important, as multiple small strokes are a common cause of dementia. It is also important not to forget about the basic rules. People who have had a stroke should be taken to the emergency room immediately. The sooner you start the right treatment, the better the result. But how do you know if someone is having a stroke? The first feature is the appearance of symptoms from time to time. Soon the person felt nothing and suddenly began to feel pain. Symptoms that appear within seconds or minutes are warning signs. What are the classic symptoms? Emotional changes, numbness in arms, hands, face, weakness on one side of the body. Difficulty speaking, slurred speech and poor eyesight, especially when the back of the head is affected. A crooked smile, a terrible headache. Difficulty swallowing, dizziness, loss of balance. And how do you recognize the classic symptoms? Think of the word Sam. S stands for Smile. Make that person smile and look at you. Your mouth is abnormal. One side may not smile or half the face may be paralyzed. She collapsed with a crooked smile. A stands for Hug. Ask the other person to give you a hug or raise their arm. one of them is weak. It can't be, that's the problem. M stands for music. Ask your partner to sing a song or repeat a simple phrase. U stands for emergency. If you have these symptoms, call or go to an emergency room as soon as possible. Do not wait; every minute is precious.