Accidental bite of lip sign of stroke?
My husband has bitten his lip at least 10 times the last few days. He have a big gash on the inside corner. I was told it could be a sign of a stoke. He has high blood pressure and have had several bad headaches (unusual for him) yesteryear week.
Answers: I dont think its a sign of a stroke becaue after your Husbund bit his lip the first time it became swollen and in a minute it's 100 times easier for him to rebite his lip.
For the symptoms of stroke is crucial, which is part of the brain is artificial and how severe the losses are. This means the symptoms can be very different.
symptoms include:
o sudden onset vulnerability or paralysis on one side of the body, especially an arm, leg or face
o speech difficulties in connection near a mostly paralyzed on the right side of the body, or difficulty understanding speech.
zziness with motion uncertainty, loss of balance or coordination
o sudden clouding consciousness to loss of consciousness
o nausea, vomiting, confusion
o Sudden severe headache occurring very
Never heard of it being a sigh of stroke, but it is a sign that he's stressed, and that is not virtuous for his blood pressure. The headaches are more cause for concern, and he should probably see a doctor.
if you really suspect a stroke, you would have call 911.
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Answers: I dont think its a sign of a stroke becaue after your Husbund bit his lip the first time it became swollen and in a minute it's 100 times easier for him to rebite his lip.
For the symptoms of stroke is crucial, which is part of the brain is artificial and how severe the losses are. This means the symptoms can be very different.
symptoms include:
o sudden onset vulnerability or paralysis on one side of the body, especially an arm, leg or face
o speech difficulties in connection near a mostly paralyzed on the right side of the body, or difficulty understanding speech.
zziness with motion uncertainty, loss of balance or coordination
o sudden clouding consciousness to loss of consciousness
o nausea, vomiting, confusion
o Sudden severe headache occurring very
Never heard of it being a sigh of stroke, but it is a sign that he's stressed, and that is not virtuous for his blood pressure. The headaches are more cause for concern, and he should probably see a doctor.
if you really suspect a stroke, you would have call 911.
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