changes, severe unexplained headache, or sudden balance problems, call emergency services immediately. The American Stroke Association specifically recommends calling 911 for these warning signs, even if the symptoms disappear.
Note the time when the symptoms first appeared. That information can be extremely important to medical professionals.
The Bottom Line
There may not be a reliable “one month before a stroke” checklist—but there are warning signs that everyone should recognize.
Sudden weakness, numbness, facial drooping, speech difficulty, vision changes, balance problems, confusion, or an unexplained severe headache can signal a stroke
