Cryptogenic Stroke Collaborative Care Testimonial

In about 1 in 4 ischemic strokes, the root cause is still unknown after testing. That’s when it’s important to dig deeper for a definitive diagnosis. Collaboration by neurologists, cardiologists, electrophysiologists and other integral team members may reveal the answers needed to provide targeted treatment for preventing recurrent strokes. Look for a variety of cryptogenic stroke resources at spr.ly/605482W62.

[@michaelcorlette7257]

I understand it's been happening to me. The 1st time I was overseas . I had gone back to my country after being away for 23 years. I considered myself reasonably fit. 3 weeks in I found it difficult to walk up stairs without holding on. Then I began to realize my balance while walking way slightly off. 2 days later I went to the public 🏥 hospital and asked them to text me for TIA symptoms., Only to be told they didn't have the capability. Covid 19 restrictions were on. I came back weeks later walking s little better and did a battery of test. I was diagnosed to have had a TIA.
Since then my walking and gait has proved. But I blacked out suddenly and came back on 5 minutes. All this happened while I was having a convention

[@michaelcorlette7257]

Tomorrow I'm scheduling to do the. MRI and brain Scan with contrast.

[@oryoruk]

"cryptogenic stroke".. fancy way of saying: "we don't f..king know what happened.."

[@NorrisLee1]

are you serious ?

[@oryoruk]

@@NorrisLee1 yep. when no explanation fits, it is deemed a cryptogenic stroke.. it is a bullshit term. why give a fancy name and legitimacy, as if you explained anything, when you can say "stroke of unknown cause".