- a mini-stroke, a sudden, severe headache that has no apparent cause may be related to a TIA. This type of headache can be described as
- the “worst headache of your life” and, although it is more common in full-blown strokes, it can be indicative of serious problems. This symptom should be taken seriously and should lead the person to seek medical attention immediately.
- Brain training games
- Blue light glasses for vision disorders
- Anti-glare glasses for blurred vision
- Recognize and Act
- It is crucial that both older people and their caregivers
