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Ictus e TIA

A ictus happens when part of your brain doesn't get enough blood, either by a blockage or bleeding. A TIA (transient ischemic attack) is a temporary disruption of blood flow to the brain. It is often called a mini-stroke.

Playlist: Ictus e TIA

6 video

Riproduzione automatica video

What is a stroke?

Dr Sarah Jarvis

01:38

What is a stroke?

Dott. Sarah Jarvis

1;58

Spotting the signs of a stroke

Dott. Sarah Jarvis

1:00

How can you prevent stroke ?

Dott. Krishna Vakharia, MRCGP

0:44

What is a mini-stroke?

Victoria Crudo

1:02

What are the signs of a mini-stroke?

Victoria Crudo

1:17

How to prevent a mini-stroke

Victoria Crudo

Emicrania

A emicrania is a headache that causes severe throbbing pain on one side of the head. Lifestyle changes such as staying hydrated, managing stress, and keeping a regular sleep schedule can help prevent them.

Sciatica

Sciatica is when you get pain, tingling, or numbness that starts in your lower back and travels down your leg. It is caused by irritation or pressure on the sciatic nerve.

Vertigini

Vertigini is a lightheaded or woozy feeling that can make you feel off balance or like the room is spinning. It can happen due to dehydration, low blood sugar, inner ear problems, or even just standing up too quickly.

Sindrome del tunnel carpale

Sindrome del tunnel carpale is a condition where a nerve in your wrist (the median nerve) gets squeezed or compressed. It causes tingling, numbness, or pain in your hand and fingers.

Lesione alla testa

Lesioni alla testa can range from a mild bump or concussion to something more serious like a skull fracture. You should see a doctor if you have symptoms like confusion, vomiting, a bad headache, or faint.

Mal di testa

A mal di testa could be a sign of something serious if it comes on suddenly and feels very intense, is different from your usual headaches, or is joined by other symptoms like confusion, vision changes, weakness, fever, or a stiff neck.