Stroke & Vascular Neurology
Stroke
Dr. Mit Ankur Raval
Stroke is an emergency neurological condition. Sudden facial asymmetry, arm/leg weakness, speech difficulty or visual symptoms require immediate emergency medical attention.
Understand the condition
What patients should know.
Warning signs
Sudden facial asymmetry, limb weakness, speech difficulty, visual change, severe imbalance or other sudden focal neurological deficits.
Acute care
Suspected stroke should be managed through emergency services; do not wait for an outpatient appointment.
After stroke
Long-term neurology focuses on identifying cause, secondary prevention, rehabilitation and management of residual deficits.
TIA
Symptoms that resolve can still represent TIA and need urgent assessment.
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Can symptoms disappear quickly?
Yes. Transient symptoms can still represent TIA and require urgent evaluation.
What happens after the acute phase?
Care focuses on cause, recurrence prevention, rehabilitation and residual symptoms.
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