A stroke doesn’t just happen out of nowhere — your body often sends warning signals weeks or even a month in advance. Sadly, many people overlook these subtle signs until it’s too late. Recognizing them early could literally save your life or the life of someone you love. 
Let’s look at the 10 early signs your body might show before a stroke strikes — and what they really mean.
Sudden, Unexplained Fatigue
Feeling constantly tired even after resting? When your brain isn’t getting enough oxygen-rich blood, your energy drops drastically. Persistent fatigue could be an early red flag of circulation problems that lead to stroke.
Slurred or Confused Speech
Difficulty finding the right words, sudden mumbling, or forgetting simple things can be early signs of poor brain function caused by interrupted blood flow.
Blurred or Double Vision
If your vision suddenly becomes blurry, dim, or doubled — even for a few minutes — it could indicate that a part of your brain controlling sight isn’t getting enough oxygen.
