A stroke happens when a blood vessel in the brain bursts and bleeds or when the blood supply to the brain is cut off. Blood and oxygen cannot reach the brain's tissues because of the rupture or obstruction. Brain tissue and cells are damaged and start to die within minutes of being oxygen-deprived. There are three main categories of strokes: TIAs, which involve blood clots that typically dissolve on their own. An artery blockage brought on by a clot or plaque is what causes an ischemic stroke. The signs and complications of an ischemic stroke may persist permanently or last longer than those of a TIA. A blood vessel that bursts or leaks into the brain is what causes a hemorrhagic stroke. To further assist in determining whether you have had a stroke or to rule out another condition, your doctor may order a number of tests. To recover from a stroke, proper medical assessment and prompt treatment are essential.
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