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A stroke defines to when damage to the brain is caused by interruption of its blood supply.

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Blurred vision, difficulty speaking, difficulty walking, paralysis on facial muscles, etc.

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Having certain blood lab tests done could be helpful to find the diagnosis. Getting a CT( computed topography) or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan are the most common ways for diagnosis.

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A Hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured artery, of course causing bleeding inside the brain. The treatment for this includes surgically placing a clip inside the brain to seal the bulge of the ruptured artery to stop the bleeding along with intensive supportive care in the intensive care unit (hospital).

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The primary two causes of a stroke is when either the blood flow of your brain is either interrupted or reduced.

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A Ischemic stroke  is caused by a blocked artery, causing restriction on blood supply to the brain. The treatment for this type of stroke includes giving the patient a tissue plasminogen activator through IV. This activator works by dissolving the blood clot and restoring blood flow to the brain.

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Depending on which side of the brain is effected, the effects for strokes. If one side of the brain is effected, the opposite side could be paralyzed. There could also be vision problems, memory loss, speech problems, change in behavior, etc.