When you or someone you love suffers a stroke, every second counts. So knowing the signs of a stroke can save your life. However, it’s also important to know the risk factors that increase your chance of suffering a stroke. Some of these factors, such as certain disease-specific conditions and categories, are out of your control. Your lifestyle is not.
In this segment of Living Better With TriHealth, Andrew Ringer MD
, Chief of Neurosciences with the TriHealth Neuroscience Institute
, shares insight into which lifestyle choices can increase or decrease your chance of a stroke and which have the greatest impact on that risk. He also offers a reminder of the symptoms of a stroke, so you and your loved ones can act quickly in the event you suffer a stroke.