Mini Strokes

New research says that a mini stroke (aka TIA or transient ischemic attack) can shorten a person’s life span. There are way to fight against this.

Signs of a mini stroke in women should be a part of the regular healthcare screening women understand. If you are a woman with heart disease concerns, here are the signs to watch for when living with cardiac concerns.

The section of the brain being starved will determine what, if any, mini stroke symptoms might be observed. Some mini stroke symptoms are mild or barely noticeable, but mini strokes affecting crucial areas of the brain can be completely debilitating.

People unknowingly experience a series of small strokes. If not treated when they first begin to occur, these mini strokes can result in one massive deadly stroke.

A mini stroke has similar symptoms to a stroke, but the effects are not as lasting. Become educated about the risk factors, signs, symptoms and treatments.

Article about what mini strokes are, their symptoms and how to prevent them.

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A new study done by British researchers has fond that people who have minor strokes less likely to have a major stroke.

Each year 700,000 fatal strokes occur here in the United States, it is unclear how many TIA's occur that patients recover from completely. Do what you can to lower your chance of experiencing a fatal stroke.

Unlike a full blown stroke, the symptoms of a TIA, or transient ischemic attack, are only temporary. Here's how to recognize the symptoms of TIA and what to do if they occur.

The study linked UA levels to higher volumes of white matter hyperintensities (WMH). These are small dead areas in the brain that happen when brain cells are deprived of oxygen.

A transient ischemic attack or TIA can be a predictor of a full blown stroke.