Natalie Mackenzie, experta en lesiones cerebrales y terapeuta de rehabilitación cognitiva con sede en Londres, Reino Unido, explica que un mini-accidente cerebrovascular suele durar un breve período, que va desde unos pocos minutos hasta unas pocas horas, antes de resolverse por sí solo. Sin embargo, advierte que un mini-accidente cerebrovascular es una señal de advertencia significativa para un posible accidente cerebrovascular.
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My Mum, was 94 last Friday. We took her away over the weekend for a few days. I noticed her speech was inaudible at times and she is very wobbly on her feet. She really had a problem just moving her legs forward with a walker. She is overweight and still enjoys a glass of baileys each night and the odd cigarette and I know her diet is not too good. However, we are concerned she may have had a mini stroke-However, i have not noticed any affects with her face, so no visible signs of her face dropping. Her movement really isnt good and her speech is a worry. Could this be she has experienced a mini stroke or could it just be age, being overweight and diet.
Thanks and advice would be good