What happens during a stroke? - Vaibhav Goswami
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Date: 2020-08-22
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David-Storm
When I was younger in my mid teens up to 2 years ago, I used to occasionally experience such symptoms. Particularly, blurry vision (or feeling as if I looked into a bright light for too long, followed by confusion and slurred speech and after that, numbness starting from one of my hands and would gradually move up until my tongue. After that, I would get an enormous headache on the opposite side of my head to which the numbness originated and it would last for about 30 minutes to 1 hour.
I used to try and explain these episodes to my parents but no one ever paid close attention to what I was saying. they thought it was bizarre and that I was seeking attention.
These were the most excruciating episodes in my life and I haven't experienced one in 2 years now. I can tell you it is scary. Especially now that I know exactly what it was that was happening to me.
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When I was younger in my mid teens up to 2 years ago, I used to occasionally experience such symptoms. Particularly, blurry vision (or feeling as if I looked into a bright light for too long, followed by confusion and slurred speech and after that, numbness starting from one of my hands and would gradually move up until my tongue. After that, I would get an enormous headache on the opposite side of my head to which the numbness originated and it would last for about 30 minutes to 1 hour.
I used to try and explain these episodes to my parents but no one ever paid close attention to what I was saying. they thought it was bizarre and that I was seeking attention.
These were the most excruciating episodes in my life and I haven't experienced one in 2 years now. I can tell you it is scary. Especially now that I know exactly what it was that was happening to me.
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Gabrielle
This happened to my dad, but we live in a poor country with poor health care system. We were able to bring him immediately to the nearest public/general hospital, because that's only what we can afford. We waited for 18 hours in the emergency room before he was given the proper care. He was only given an IV in those hours. His speech is permanently damaged.
Wish there's something we could have done otherwise.
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This happened to my dad, but we live in a poor country with poor health care system. We were able to bring him immediately to the nearest public/general hospital, because that's only what we can afford. We waited for 18 hours in the emergency room before he was given the proper care. He was only given an IV in those hours. His speech is permanently damaged.
Wish there's something we could have done otherwise.
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Nak
Back in 2012 my father got stroke and lost the control of his right part of his body and ability to speak. He never recovered it and eventually died this this year.
When this stroke was happened weren't aware about this. I wish this video was before happening all of this.
BTW, I really thank you for this kind of video. I think everyone should have have basic knowledge about this sort of things.
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Back in 2012 my father got stroke and lost the control of his right part of his body and ability to speak. He never recovered it and eventually died this this year.
When this stroke was happened weren't aware about this. I wish this video was before happening all of this.
BTW, I really thank you for this kind of video. I think everyone should have have basic knowledge about this sort of things.
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Bright
OMG, my husband is on his feet again after many years of stroke. I am grateful to Dr Umoru who made it possible with his effective herbal medicine which was used to save my husband I am forever grateful to Dr Umoru who I came across on YouTube.
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OMG, my husband is on his feet again after many years of stroke. I am grateful to Dr Umoru who made it possible with his effective herbal medicine which was used to save my husband I am forever grateful to Dr Umoru who I came across on YouTube.
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Indrahidayati
I wish I watched this video sooner. My father was rushed to the hospital after few minutes he couldn't move his right body side. But he still can't speak now. Luckily it's ischemic not the bleeding one.
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I wish I watched this video sooner. My father was rushed to the hospital after few minutes he couldn't move his right body side. But he still can't speak now. Luckily it's ischemic not the bleeding one.
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SentZz
ill ask my friend to repeat the sentence i said and if he cant say it correctly. then il call 911 and take him to hospital as this will be a sign of stroke. .
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ill ask my friend to repeat the sentence i said and if he cant say it correctly. then il call 911 and take him to hospital as this will be a sign of stroke. .
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Rajhai
That's is scary atleast with a brain anurisim you have an overbearing pain and may faint but a stroke one half of your body gets weaker. that. Is. Scary
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That's is scary atleast with a brain anurisim you have an overbearing pain and may faint but a stroke one half of your body gets weaker. that. Is. Scary
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