What are the indications that you get before a stroke? What happens if you already had a stroke and recovered?

Question

There are not proved indicators before a stroke occurs. From what we hear from patients is that they feel feverish, Tingling sensation in the limbs, blurring if vision and other things. These are just patient reports which have high possibility if a response to an ongoing stroke. Its better to look at how early you can see if a stroke has happened. FAST - weakness in one side of face, weak arm, slurring of speech and time is for acting fast if you think one of the first three has occured. Window period is very important in recovery after stroke. It is the same scenario if the person has recovered completely. However, there is a multiplier effect on the symptoms and cann leave permanent problem.

Prasanna Hegde · Accepted Answer

There are not proved indicators before a stroke occurs. From what we hear from patients is that they feel feverish, Tingling sensation in the limbs, blurring if vision and other things. These are just patient reports which have high possibility if a response to an ongoing stroke. Its better to look at how early you can see if a stroke has happened. FAST - weakness in one side of face, weak arm, slurring of speech and time is for acting fast if you think one of the first three has occured. Window period is very important in recovery after stroke. It is the same scenario if the person has recovered completely. However, there is a multiplier effect on the symptoms and cann leave permanent problem.