What does a stroke feel like? During, after, and ministrokes

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Strokes can drastically change the mind and body. Symptoms may differ among individuals, but many experiences are common.

Strokes occur when a clot or burst artery prevents blood from getting to the brain. When brain cells do not receive enough blood, they can be damaged or die.

Different parts of the brain control different bodily functions, so a stroke can affect almost any part of the body.

While it is difficult to predict a stroke, a person can take steps to lower their risk. Read on, to learn how strokes feel and how to tell if someone is having one. We also describe the types of stroke and their outlooks.

 

What does a stroke feel like?

A headache is the only painful symptom of a stroke.

The list below includes classic signs of stroke. It is common to only experience some of the symptoms. more here: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321717.php