raise both arms equally.
Note any inability to feel touch or temperature on one side.
2. Difficulty Speaking or Understanding
Speech difficulties during a TIA often manifest as slurred speech, inability to find the right words, or trouble understanding what others are saying. This happens because the areas of the brain responsible for language processing and production are temporarily impaired by reduced blood flow.
In practice, a senior experiencing this symptom may suddenly have trouble forming sentences, may confuse words, or may seem confused during conversations. They might also have
