stroke. These can include sudden blurred vision, loss of vision in one or both eyes, or double vision. Such visual symptoms occur when blood flow to the parts of the brain controlling sight is briefly interrupted.
These vision changes may
last only a few minutes but should be taken seriously as they may precede a more severe stroke. Often, vision problems in TIAs affect only one eye or part of the visual field.
When to See a Doctor
If you or an elderly loved one experiences any signs of a mini stroke—such as sudden weakness, speech difficulties, or vision problems—even
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