Men in their 40s lose strength in their limbs suspected stroke symptoms
Q: Hello. I’m a man in his late 40s. I feel a little weak in my left arm and leg. I’m worried if it’s a prelude to a stroke. Symptoms began to appear about three to four months ago.
It’s not like I’m losing a lot of energy. It’s a little bit less than normal people (I can tell you about 95 percent), and I’m very worried that this is happening often. I’ll tell you that I don’t have any symptoms of numbness in my arms or legs
I feel like my arms and legs are empty. There seems to be a slight similarity to lower extremity anxiety syndrome. If it was a prelude to a stroke, it would have suddenly occurred and disappeared, but I’ve been doing this for four months. Is it because the blood vessels in the brain are narrow? I am very worried and worried about whether I should go to the hospital and get MRI and MRA tests. In fact, it’s a hassle. For your information, liver, kidney, blood pressure, and diabetes are normal 비아그라파는곳
A: Stroke symptoms are correct, limbs are weakIt’s only going to have to show up on this side. If it appears on both sides, it’s not a premonitory symptom, so you don’t have to worry. If you are anxious, please visit a nearby hospital for an examination. Thank you.
