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1. medications
2. cardiac monitoring
3. surgery
4. therapy
5. seeing specialists

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1. listen to your doctor's advice
2. adopt a healthy lifestyle
3. if needed, there are drugs for preventing strokes

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1. lifestyle: eating habits, lack of exercise, drinking and drug abuse
2. medical: high blood pressure, cigarettes (both smoking and secondhand smoke), diabetes, high cholesterol, sleep apnea, heart diseases (can be genetic), and family history of strokes or issues with the heart

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1. a person can have trouble speaking and/or understanding
2. there's paralysis or numbness of various body parts, including the face, arms, and legs
3. a person can have trouble seeing with one or both eyes
4. severe and super sudden headache
5. trouble with walking/abnormal muscle movements

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An Ischemic Stroke Occurs when an artery going to the brain is blocked, narrowed, or clogged due to some type of buildup (usually plaque)

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Occurs when the blood supply to the vein is blocked or interrupted, causing the brain to be deprived of essential nutrients and oxygen.