STROKE: What symptoms should you see a doctor for?

 

1. The limbs are weak in half. No strength to lift arms, unable to clench hands, no strength to walk, staggering, unable to lift legs, unable to wiggle feet.

2. Crooked face, crooked mouth, not closing one eye completely. When he drank water, water flowed from the corner of his mouth.

3. Speak unclearly, speak slurred like a drunk person. Or some people may not be able to speak at all.

4. Can't listen to people speaking (Thai). Ask carefully and answer carefully.

5.Face numbness, half body numbness It's like being injected with anesthetic.

6. See double vision Can see only one half of the visual field, bumps into objects

7. Unable to swallow, having difficulty swallowing, choking on water or even your own saliva.

Suddenly I had a severe headache that I had never experienced before in my life. Often accompanied by vomiting

8. Dizziness, vertigo, lasting more than 5 minutes, not related to a change in posture. Often associated with staggering