Warning Signs of A Stroke
                     Warning 
Signs of A 
Stroke
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An 
Overview
Do you know, strokes are one of the leading causes of death in 
America. Well, anyone can have a stroke but people over 50 are 
more prone to a stroke. In fact, people diagnosed with any heart 
disease or diabetes are also at risk of brain stroke. In order to reduce 
the risk of cerebral damage, doctors use cerebral embolic protection 
(CEP) devices during cardiovascular procedures. Keystone Heart is a 
medical device innovator driven company in the United States that 
has designed TriGUARD 3™ cerebral embolic protection device to 
protect the brain during cardiac procedures. 
There can be many causes of stroke like diabetes, heart diseases, 
high blood pressure, alcohol consumption, tobacco use, unhealthy 
diet, inactivity, and more. Certainly, a stroke happens suddenly and 
needs immediate medical help but learning the warning signs of a 2
stroke can help you minimize the consequences of this life-
threatening health problem.
Following Are Some Warning 
Signs That You Should Know:
 Face Drooping
 Arm Weakness
 Speech Difficulty
 Time to Call
F.A.S.T. is a short form to help you 
memorize the early warning signs of a 
stroke. If you experience any of them 
then seek medical help immediately.
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Face Drooping
F stands for Face Drooping. While 
face drooping one side of your 
face gets numb or droops. 
While smiling, your face will look 
uneven. This is a major early 
warning sign of a stroke.
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Arm Weakness
A stands for Arm Weakness. This 
is one of the major early signs of 
brain stroke. Your one arm will 
feel numb or weak. 
When you lift your both arms 
together, one of your arms will 
drift downward.
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Speech Difficulty
S stands for Speech Difficulty. You 
will face trouble speaking before 
the stroke. 
Your words will be difficult to 
understand. In fact, you can’t 
speak a simple sentence 
correctly.
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Time to Call
T stands for Time to Call. If you 
feel any of the above symptoms, 
then call 911 immediately. 
In fact, if the symptoms go away 
within a few minutes, seek 
medical help.
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