People often ignore this sign because it feels like simple tiredness.

But persistent, unexplained fatigue — especially alongside dizziness or headaches — may mean the brain isn’t getting enough oxygen.

If a person suddenly:

• Sleeps more than usual

• Feels exhausted after normal tasks

• Struggles with basic coordination

…it may be an early red flag.

9. High Blood Pressure Spikes

High blood pressure (even without symptoms) is the #1 cause of stroke.

If someone regularly sees high readings like:

• 140/90

• 150/100

• or higher

…they are entering the danger zone.

Sometimes high blood pressure causes headaches, chest pressure, or shortness of breath — all warning signs weeks before a stroke.

Why These Early Signs Matter

Many people ignore early symptoms because they go away.
But a stroke rarely comes out of nowhere — the body usually tries to warn us.

Recognizing early signs can:

• Prevent permanent disability

• Prevent brain damage

• Save someone’s life

Immediate evaluation by a professional is essential.

When to Seek Emergency Help (FAST Rule)

Even if symptoms last only a few minutes, seek help if you see:

F — Face

One side droops when smiling.

A — Arm

Arm weakness or numbness.

S — Speech

Speech is slurred or strange.

T — Time

Call emergency services immediately.

Time is the biggest factor in preventing brain damage.

Final Thoughts

A stroke can be devastating, but many early symptoms appear up to 90 days before the attack.
Paying attention to these warning signs — especially TIAs, dizziness, vision problems, headaches, and numbness — can make a life-saving difference.

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