TIA

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A year ago I had surgery for a large aneurysm behind my eye they tried to stent and coil it but was unsuccessful. After the procedure is had a mini stroke and recovered very fast. After another operation I had a balloon occlusion and coil embolisation and now aneurysm is OK. That was 10month ago. Last week I was on holiday in Spain and I got a really bad head then my mouth drooped on my left side but no speech or arm symptoms do you think this could be a little tia don't want to bother doctor

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    Personally, I would mention it ot my GP. TIA take all forms, not everyone experiences the classic symptoms.
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    Do bother the doctor, that's what they're there for and you don't want to take any risks. They may adjust your medication or do a scan but better to be checked over and explain what you just put on this forum than have a stroke that is life changing! Good luck

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      Thankyou I will I no I'm being silly not going

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    I've had subarachnoid haemorrhage, from an aneurysm just above my cerebellum, if I'd had the symptoms you're describing, I'd go, immediately, to A&E (ER, if you're in North America). The potential risks are just too great, to chance.

    I hope that it turns out to be something trivial, either way, take care.

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