brain, spinal cord, and nerve disorders
Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs)
Symptoms of TIAs
Symptoms of a TIA develop suddenly. They are identical to those of an Symptoms but are temporary and reversible. They usually last 2 to 30 minutes, then resolve completely. People may have several TIAs in 1 day or only two or three in several years. Symptoms may include Sudden weakness or paralysis on one side of the body (for example, half of the face, one arm or leg, or all of one side) Sudden loss of sensation or abnormal sensations on one side of the body Sudden difficulty speaking (such as slurred speech) Sudden confusion, with difficulty understanding speech Sudden dimness, blurring, or loss of vision, particularly in one eye Sudden dizziness or loss of balance and coordination 