sharp, painful throbbing that is usually preceded by other symptoms. A sudden, sharp, monstrous pain in the head—especially in younger people—can be a sign of stroke. Women are more likely to experience a stroke headache than men, especially those who regularly get migraines.
Confusion
If you’re in the middle of doing something and become suddenly confused, disoriented, or unable to understand and think straight, it could be a sign of stroke.
Vertigo
Dizziness or imbalance alone isn’t necessarily a sign of a stroke; dizziness and imbalance accompanied by vertigo often are symptoms of a brainstem stroke. Vertigo is the sensation
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