to one side
* New problems coordinating the arms or legs
* Severe spinning sensations
* Inability to stand safely
* Dizziness accompanied by double vision, weakness, numbness, or speech changes
Because older adults may already have mobility difficulties, this symptom can be overlooked. The important clue is a sudden and unexplained change from the person’s usual condition.
## 5. A Sudden, Severe Headache
Many strokes and TIAs do not cause headaches. Nevertheless, an abrupt, unusually severe headache—especially one with no clear explanation—can be a warning sign of bleeding or another serious neurological emergency.
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