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- in one or both eyes.
Possible symptoms include:
Blurred vision
Double vision
Partial loss of sight
Complete loss of vision in one eye
Difficulty seeing on one side
Sudden visual changes should never simply be blamed on tiredness or aging.
- Sudden Loss of Balance or Coordination
A stroke affecting certain parts of the brain
may cause:
Stumbling
Difficulty standing
Trouble walking
Loss of coordination
Difficulty controlling movements normally
These symptoms can occur even without obvious arm or facial weakness.
- Sudden Severe Dizziness
Dizziness alone has many possible causes, but it becomes more concerning when it begins suddenly together with:
Double vision
Difficulty walking
Weakness
Numbness
Speech problems
Severe loss of balance
That combination may signal a neurological emergency.
- A Sudden Severe Headache
A sudden, unusually intense headache with no clear explanation can sometimes occur with a bleeding-type stroke.
It may be accompanied
by:
Vomiting
Confusion
Weakness
Neck stiffness
Loss of
