Diagnosing A Transient Ischaemic Attack Posted By: Julie Glynn

A transient ischaemic attack (TIA), or mini-stroke, often acts as a forewarning that a full stroke will soon occur. It is therefore vital that a TIA is diagnosed without delay, as treatment can be provided to help prevent further complications occurring.

How is a Transient Ischaemic Attack diagnosed?

A transient ischaemic attack occurs when a temporary fall in blood supply causes a lack of oxygen in the brain. This will result in symptoms very similar to a full stroke, only they do not last for quite as long. These symptoms, which usually alleviate within 24 hours, include:-

- A face that uncontrollably falls to one side;

- An inability to raise one or both arms because of numbness or weakness;

- Slurred speech;

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