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Cardiologist Lobanova: ischemic stroke can be cured by following the “golden hour” rule

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Cardiologist Olga Lobanova: today doctors have access to high-tech methods to combat ischemic stroke – the main thing is to provide assistance in the “golden hour.”

According to Olga Lobanova, a cardiologist at the Domodedovo Hospital, the capabilities of modern neurology in cases of ischemic stroke can save lives, but it is extremely important to consult doctors in time and receive the necessary medical care.

“Ischemic stroke is curable. The most important thing is to seek medical help in time,” a region.ru specialist quotes.
Lobanova listed the symptoms that occur with this brain disease.

  • Dizziness;
  • Impaired coordination;
  • Impaired speech;
  • Inability to repeat the words of another person;
  • Asymmetrical smile;
  • Inability to move your fingers;
  • Inability to raise two arms at the same time.

If these disorders occur, you must call an ambulance. Cardiologist Lobanova emphasized that ischemic stroke is curable if the “golden hour” rule is observed.

“Only by observing the “golden hour” rule after a vascular accident will medical care for such patients be effective. You can’t expect that “everything will go away on its own” and waste precious time and chances for salvation,” the doctor stated.
What is important to know about ischemic stroke? It occurs when a blood clot enters an artery and blocks the flow blood to the brain.

A stroke can occur without warning. For example, a person laughs and speaks normally, but suddenly sudden changes occur – and his condition changes dramatically. At such a moment, it is important not to get confused and call for help.

What other disorders can occur with an ischemic stroke:

  • Severe headache;
  • Loss normal vision;
  • Intense weakness or paralysis.

Earlier, the MedikForum.ru portal wrote about what a crunching sound in the back along with pain could mean.

Important! Information is provided for reference purposes. Ask a specialist about contraindications and side effects and under no circumstances self-medicate. At the first signs of illness, consult a doctor.