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People at home going, but my blood pressure is controlled, i take my medication, higher risk of stroke. >> that would lower the risk of stroke, and that's an important you brought up. you want to make sure you see your doctor and they will control that and lower the risk and that's really the important part of this, but the signs and symptoms that it's important for people to recognize, is really the sudden numbness and weakness in the arms, legs and the face. trouble with the vision, trouble with walking. sometimes you may have simple nausea or headache. you want to make sure you don't ignore...

Drooping. "a" is for arms. simply have them raise their arms up for ten seconds and if the arm starts to fall away, if it does, it could be a subtle weakness. but critical to get it checked out. "s" is speech. ask someone to say their name. ask them to repeat a simple sentence to make sure they're not slurring and make sure they're not substituting words one for the other. again, those are subtle signs, important, though, of something happen. and finally "t" again, time. time is really of the essence. some of the medications out there that can bust up a clot that's blocking blood flow to the b...

Gupta here to talk about it. >> for a long time the question has been if you have a stroke how likely are you to have a second stroke within a year and could you possibly prevent it? we know people who have strokes, 1 in 4 of them die for related causes. 1 in 12 people will have a second stroke within a year. this was a study on 10,000 people in south carolina. what they found was that people who had the second stroke were more likely to have been less diligent on follow-ups, and less diligent in taking medications, and look here. f.a.s.t., look at somebody's face and ask them to smile and see...

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