What is a dual embolic stroke?
My neighbour had a stroke recently, and the doctors mentioned it was a 'dual embolic stroke'. I'm trying to understand what this means, as it sounds very serious.
My neighbour had a stroke recently, and the doctors mentioned it was a 'dual embolic stroke'. I'm trying to understand what this means, as it sounds very serious.
It is when blood clots travel from elsewhere in the body and block two different blood vessels in your brain. My body loves drama, but this is a serious medical emergency you don't want to mess with.
Since I have high blood pressure, I know how risky clots can be. A dual embolic stroke is caused by multiple clots blocking brain arteries, which requires urgent hospital care and regular BP monitoring.
It is a severe stroke caused by multiple traveling blood clots blocking arteries in the brain. Please seek emergency medical care immediately.
Actually, it's a serious stroke where clots block two spots in the brain, yaar. You cannot ignore this at all, get them to a hospital immediately.
This means multiple blood clots have blocked brain arteries. I once ignored mild numbness and regretted it heavily, so please get a complete neurological checkup immediately if you feel any symptoms.
This is a serious brain block from clots, beta. No home remedy like garlic or ginger can cure this; you must take the patient to a big hospital immediately.
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