Brian May, 77, was rushed to hospital last month following a 'minor stroke'. A doctor has now explained the key symptoms to look out for - and it's important to act quickly
In September, Queen's legendary guitarist Brian May was taken to hospital after a 'health hiccup' that turned out to be a 'minor stroke'. The 77-year-old rock icon found himself temporarily unable to use his left arm and shared with his fans that the situation was 'a little scary'.
"However, there are less typical symptoms that people often miss. I've encountered cases where individuals experienced sudden confusion, difficulty understanding speech, or even a severe headache with no known cause. Some also report vision problems or dizziness. I always recommend being vigilant about any sudden and unexplained changes in neurological function."
"In some instances, symptoms may last only a few minutes, a condition known as a transient ischemic attack or 'mini-stroke', which serves as a warning sign for potential future strokes," Dr Cunningham summarised. "However, full-blown strokes can cause lasting damage.
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