If you notice this symptom, call an ambulance immediately.
Don’t wait for the problem to go away: every minute is precious!
2. Confusion, slurred speech, or difficulty understanding
If someone suddenly starts having trouble speaking, understanding words, or forming sentences, they may be having a stroke.

✔ Why does this happen:

A stroke can destroy the parts of the brain responsible for language, causing difficulty speaking and understanding conversations.

🚨 How to recognize it:

Ask them to repeat a simple sentence, such as “The sky is blue.”
If they ramble, don’t understand what they’re saying, or seem confused, that’s a warning sign.

💡 What to do:

Remain calm and speak slowly to the injured person.
Call a doctor immediately.

3. Severe headache and dizziness for no apparent reason
A sudden, extremely painful headache, often described as “the worst headache of my life,” could be a symptom of a stroke.

✔ Why does this happen: