What Is a Mini Stroke (TIA)?
A transient ischemic attack (TIA) occurs when a clot temporarily blocks blood flow to part of the brain. Unlike a full stroke, the blockage dissolves or dislodges on its own, so brain tissue isn’t permanently damaged—this time.
But a TIA is your body’s final warning:
Up to 80% of strokes after a TIA are preventable—if treated within hours.
The 5 Key Symptoms of a Mini Stroke in Seniors (Remember: TIME = BRAIN)
Use the FAST + 2 method to spot a TIA:
1. Face Drooping
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