If blood flow to any part of the brain is reduced for any reason, the brain cells die and normal physiological functions are hindered. A sudden reduction in blood flow to the brain is called a brain hemorrhage or brain stroke. It can lead to brain damage, paralysis and even death.
If you recognize the symptoms of a stroke before it happens and get to a doctor quickly, it is possible to save the patient from serious damage Learn about the seven signs of stroke from our report today
1. Numbness of half of the face
If you suddenly can't move half of your face after smiling, or half of your face goes completely numb, it's a clear sign of a stroke. This happens when the nerves that supply blood to the muscles in your mouth are damaged due to reduced oxygen supply.
2. Weakness in one arm
Another telltale sign of a stroke is weakness or numbness in one arm that you can't lift above your head.
3. Slurred speech
If you suddenly start slurring your speech, it could be a sign of a stroke. This is because the blood supply to the part of your brain that controls speech and communication is cut off.
4. Weakness or paralysis on one side of the body
Symptoms of stroke also appear through weakness or paralysis in some part or half of the body. As soon as such symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital and doctor.
5. Muscle cramps
If the blood supply to the nerves of your muscles is cut off, the muscles will become stiff in one or more areas of your body. It usually occurs in either half of the body.
6. Blurred vision
Another symptom of a stroke is blurred vision in one of your eyes. This can happen as a result of reduced oxygen supply to the part of the brain that controls your visual functions.
7. Severe headache
If you have a headache that is more severe than any previous headache, you may be suffering from a stroke. And the reason this pain is worse than any pain is because it's like your brain crying for help before you die.
