Alert Stroke-Prone Seasons With Extra Caution.

As the weather gets colder, strokes are more common. In addition to temperature changes, there are three other conditions that can increase the incidence of stroke. If you or a family member suddenly develops symptoms such as crooked mouth, squinting eyes, numbness, weakness, or blurred vision, beware of stroke warning signs and seek medical attention immediately.
(Compiled by Kangjian Editorial Department, drawn by Lu Yaping)
When is a stroke most likely to occur?
winter:Hemorrhagic strokeThe peak season is from December to February every year.
Monday: More than half of strokes occur on Mondays, probably due to physical exhaustion over the weekend and lack of adequate rest.
Morning: The risk of stroke between 6 a.m. and noon is twice as high as other times, because blood pressure rises and blood thickens, making it easier to get blocked.
Emotional excitement: Excitement, fear, anger, etc. can cause a spike in blood pressure, which is often a hemorrhagic stroke.
(Compiled by Kangjian Editorial Department, drawn by Lu Yaping)
strokeCommon symptoms, if you have any of them, you should go to the doctor
Crooked mouth and slanted eyes
Unilateral limb weakness and numbness
Confusion or even coma
Slurred speech and difficulty communicating
Difficulty swallowing, drooling
Dizziness, vomiting, or severe headache
Unsteady gait
incontinence
Blurred vision

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