Transient Ischemic Attack

All symptoms lasting less than 24 hours

Inability to move the muscles of the face in one side

or Sudden weakness in one side of the body, that may include the face

or Inability to move the arm or leg on one side of the body

or Loss of sensation in one side of face

or Numbness or tingling in legs, feet, or buttocks

• On one side of the lower extremities

• Rapidly developing

or Numbness or tingling in shoulders arms or hands

• Only on one side of the upper extremities

• Rapidly developing

Decreased ability to understand or express language

• Recent

Headache

• Recurrent

• Severe

• Rapidly developing

Feeling unsteady

or Dizziness

• Rapidly developing

Confusion

Blurred vision

or Transient visual loss

History of stroke

or Prior Transient Ischemic Attack

Family history of stroke

Abnormal heart muscle

or Pericarditis

or History of heart attack

or Inflammation of the inner lining of the heart's chambers and valves

or Family history of hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy

or Myocarditis

or History of cardiac surgery

Peripheral artery disease

Diabetes mellitus

High blood pressure disease

High levels of fats in blood

Overweight or obese

Sickle cell anemia