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Strokes, often known as brain attacks, come in two varieties. One is an\u00a0ischemic stroke<\/a>, which occurs when a portion of the brain\u2019s blood supply is cut off. When a blood artery,\u00a0aneurysm<\/a>, or\u00a0arteriovenous malformation<\/a>\u00a0(an aberrant tangle of blood vessels) in the brain breaks, it causes a hemorrhagic stroke.<\/p>\n

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Parts of the brain may die or sustain damage in both situations. A stroke may result in death, permanent disability, or irreversible brain damage.<\/p>\n

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Knowing the warning signs is crucial, but it\u2019s even more crucial to act fast and call 911 for assistance.<\/p>\n

5 signs of a stroke<\/h2>\n

By being aware of the signs of a stroke, you can promptly recognize the situation and seek assistance. Every minute counts in reducing brain damage. The five signs of a stroke, which usually occur suddenly, are listed below by the\u00a0Centers for Disease Control and Prevention<\/a>\u00a0(CDC):<\/p>\n

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