Transient ischemic attack

It is a temporary, deficient blood supply of the neurons, caused by a small clot that is subsequently dispersed. It develops with symptoms similar to a stroke: problems with speech, vision and sensitivity or motor skills in the limbs and face. Although symptoms disappear in less than 24 hours, you must urgently seek a consultation to confirm the diagnosis and indicate a treatment immediately if in the end, it is not temporary. It can be prevented by monitoring cholesterol and blood pressure levels, losing weight, quitting smoking and doing exercise regularly.