Visual loss can be unilateral or bilateral. Double vision is defined as double vision or blurred vision.
What are the Symptoms of Transient Ischemic Attack?
• Vision loss: it can be unilateral or bilateral.• Double vision: double vision or blurred vision • Dizziness: rather than feeling something strange at first, the patient feels that he is spinning. • Difficulty in swallowing: if the swallowing difficulty is very pronounced, there is a risk of liquid or food escaping into the respiratory tract (aspiration). • Weakness: unilateral or bilateral arms and / or legs is weakness. Facial paralysis may also be seen.• Sensory impairment: It is seen unilaterally or bilaterally. There is a feeling of numbness or burning in the face, arm, leg or trunk. • Speech disorder: There may be difficulty in remembering words, pronouncing or understanding what is said. • Coordination disorder: arm, leg or trunk movements are out of balance. The patient may wobble or fall while walking or standing. • Behavioral disorder: It is seen as the patient's insensitivity to what is said or making incongruous movements. • Excessive sleepiness may be observed. • Agitation or psychosis may occur. or lasting up to 48 hours are called transient ischemic attack.
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