Transient vision problems such as blurred vision, double vision, or temporary loss in one or both eyes often precede a stroke. Patients may describe it as a “curtain falling” over their sight.
Why it matters:
- Indicates reduced blood flow to the eyes or brain
- Episodes may be brief, but early attention can prevent lasting damage
- Commonly ignored as fatigue, but should prompt urgent medical assessment
3. Slurred Speech or Sudden Confusion
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