Unexplained dizziness, unsteadiness, or sudden falls, especially with any of the other signs. Warning signs may last a few moments and then disappear. They are signs of a serious condition that won't go away without medical help. Stroke prevention is still the best medicine. Eat a balanced diet, maintain a healthy weight, and exercise to reduce blood pressure.
Drugs are also available.
Medical help is available to help quit. Your doctor will treat your heart disease and may also prescribe medication to help prevent the formation of clots. Treatment can delay complications that increase the risk of stroke. Transient ischemic attacks. These are brief episodes of stroke's warning signs and can be treated with drugs or surgery.