NEUROLOGE ERKLÄRT: Diese 5 stillen Zeichen können einen Schlaganfall Wochen vorher ankündigen
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A drooping corner of the mouth, a paralyzed arm, slurred speech – you're familiar with these symptoms.
But a stroke often announces itself WEEKS in advance, with 5 silent signs that disappear again. This is precisely what makes them so deadly dangerous.
Dr. Max Tiefenbacher, a neurologist with experience in the stroke unit, shows you the 5 most important warning signs, which most people dismiss as stress or fatigue – and explains why this so often represents a missed opportunity for survival.
🧠 What you'll learn in this video:
→ Why warning signs appear and disappear – and what that really means
→ The 5 silent signs: visual disturbances, speech difficulties, one-sided weakness, dizziness, and excruciating headache
→ What a "mini-stroke" (TIA) really is – and why the term is dangerously misleading
→ The FAST test: How to recognize a stroke in seconds
→ 6 risk factors you can control now
⏱️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Introduction: The silent stroke
01:20 – Why we overlook the warning signs
02:05 – What is a TIA (mini-stroke)?
03:17 – Sign 1: Sudden vision problems
04:37 – Sign 2: Speech and word-finding difficulties
05:43 – Sign 3: One-sided weakness and numbness
06:46 – Sign 4: Sudden dizziness and loss of balance
07:42 – Sign 5: The thunderclap headache
08:33 – TIA vs. stroke: The crucial difference
10:02 – Emergency plan: Call 112 immediately
10:30 – The FAST test explained
11:02 – What you should and shouldn't do
12:17 – The true causes and risk factors
13:36 – Summary: The 5 silent signs
14:16 – Closing remarks
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⚠️ Medical Notice: This video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a medical diagnosis or treatment. If you suspect a stroke or TIA, call emergency services immediately (112).
#Stroke #StrokeSymptoms #Neurologist
Sources:
1. Amarenco P, Lavallée PC, Labreuche J, et al. "One-Year Risk of Stroke after Transient Ischemic Attack or Minor Stroke." The New England Journal of Medicine, 2016; 374:1533–1542.
2. O'Donnell MJ, Chin SL, Rangarajan S, et al. (INTERSTROKE) "Global and regional effects of potentially modifiable risk factors associated with acute stroke in 32 countries." The Lancet, 2016; 388(10046):761–775.
3. Hotter B, Galinovic I, Kunze C, et al. "High-resolution diffusion-weighted imaging identifies ischemic lesions in a majority of transient ischemic attack patients." Annals of Neurology, 2019; 86(3):452–457.
4. Giles MF, Rothwell PM. “Risk of stroke early after transient ischemic attack: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” The Lancet Neurology, 2007; 6(12):1063–1072.
5. German Society for Neurology (DGN) & German Stroke Society (DSG)
“S2k Guideline: Secondary prevention of ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack”, 2022. Link: https://www.dgn.org/leitlinie/185
20 Comments
Was nützt es, wenn die Bevölkerung all das weiß, man aber im Fall des Falles von den Ärzten weggeschickt wird, anstatt eine eingehende Untersuchumg zu bekommen !
Seitdem nehme ich Medikamente. Es ist seit Jahren nie wiedergekommen. Seitdem habe ich mich damit beschäftigt.
Den FAST-Test habe ich bei einer unbekannten Person auf der Straße gemacht, die plötzlich zusammensackte und brabbelte.
Sofort 112 angerufen. Er hatte ein ganz schiefes Gesicht beim Lächeln und konnte nicht meine Hand drücken.
5 Tage später lag ich mit Schlaganfall im Krankenhaus.
Soviel zu unserem Gesundheitssystem.
Aber es lohnt sich wirklich nicht, damit zum Arzt zu gehen. Weil man damit überhaupt nicht mehr ernst genommen wird. Zumindest geht es einem als Frau so. Die Antwort ist meist 'Nun haben Sie sich mal nicht so.' Oder 'Gehen Sie früher schlafen, ernähren Sie sich gesund, trinken Sie mehr und regelmäßig, bewegen Sie sich mehr...'
Und das war es dann.
Um ehrlich zu sein wäre ich mittlerweile nach so vielen Jahren chronisch gewordener Erkrankung froh, wenn ich einen echten Schlaganfall bekommen würde und es dann vorbei ist.
Wir haben kein richtiges Gesundheitssystem mehr - das sich wirklich um die Menschen kümmert und sie ernst nimmt.
Hätte ich sie gefahren, wäre sie innerhalb von 15 Minuten im Krankenhaus gewesen.
NEUROLOGE ERKLÄRT: Diese 5 stillen Zeichen können einen Schlaganfall Wochen vorher ankündigen
NeuroWissen TV (neurowissen.com)
940,525 views
What is your personal stroke risk?
Stroke Risk Self-Test 👉🏻 https://neurowissencom.involve.me/sch...
Online Course "Stroke Prevention" 👉🏻 https://neurowissen.com/schlaganfall-...
A drooping corner of the mouth, a paralyzed arm, slurred speech – you're familiar with these symptoms.
But a stroke often announces itself WEEKS in advance, with 5 silent signs that disappear again. This is precisely what makes them so deadly dangerous.
Dr. Max Tiefenbacher, a neurologist with experience in the stroke unit, shows you the 5 most important warning signs, which most people dismiss as stress or fatigue – and explains why this so often represents a missed opportunity for survival.
🧠 What you'll learn in this video:
→ Why warning signs appear and disappear – and what that really means
→ The 5 silent signs: visual disturbances, speech difficulties, one-sided weakness, dizziness, and excruciating headache
→ What a "mini-stroke" (TIA) really is – and why the term is dangerously misleading
→ The FAST test: How to recognize a stroke in seconds
→ 6 risk factors you can control now
⏱️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Introduction: The silent stroke
01:20 – Why we overlook the warning signs
02:05 – What is a TIA (mini-stroke)?
03:17 – Sign 1: Sudden vision problems
04:37 – Sign 2: Speech and word-finding difficulties
05:43 – Sign 3: One-sided weakness and numbness
06:46 – Sign 4: Sudden dizziness and loss of balance
07:42 – Sign 5: The thunderclap headache
08:33 – TIA vs. stroke: The crucial difference
10:02 – Emergency plan: Call 112 immediately
10:30 – The FAST test explained
11:02 – What you should and shouldn't do
12:17 – The true causes and risk factors
13:36 – Summary: The 5 silent signs
14:16 – Closing remarks
👉 Take the free stroke risk test from NeuroWissen now and receive an initial assessment of your personal risk factors:
🔗 Free stroke risk test Start:
https://neurowissencom.involve.me/sch...
⏱️ The test only takes a few minutes.
Note: This test is for informational and guidance purposes only. It does not replace a medical examination, diagnosis, or individual medical advice.
🔗 Online Course: Stroke Prevention:
Many factors that are important for brain health also play a role in stroke prevention. If you would like to learn more about this topic in a medically sound and easy-to-understand way, you can find further information here: 👉 https://neurowissen.com/schlaganfall-...
🧠 More NeuroWissen directly to your inbox!
Receive free tips from a neurologist on brain health, sleep, dementia, Parkinson's disease, stroke, migraines, and mental performance.
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🔔 New videos every Tuesday and Thursday:
→ Subscribe to the channel: @neur.owissen
→ More at: https://neurowissen.com
🤖 Note: The preview image (thumbnail) was created with AI support. The video content itself is not affected. Labeling according to Article 50 of the EU AI Regulation.
⚠️ Medical Notice: This video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a medical diagnosis or treatment. If you suspect a stroke or TIA, call emergency services immediately (112).
#Stroke #StrokeSymptoms #Neurologist
Sources:
1. Amarenco P, Lavallée PC, Labreuche J, et al. "One-Year Risk of Stroke after Transient Ischemic Attack or Minor Stroke." The New England Journal of Medicine, 2016; 374:1533–1542.
2. O'Donnell MJ, Chin SL, Rangarajan S, et al. (INTERSTROKE) "Global and regional effects of potentially modifiable risk factors associated with acute stroke in 32 countries." The Lancet, 2016; 388(10046):761–775.
3. Hotter B, Galinovic I, Kunze C, et al. "High-resolution diffusion-weighted imaging identifies ischemic lesions in a majority of transient ischemic attack patients." Annals of Neurology, 2019; 86(3):452–457.
4. Giles MF, Rothwell PM. “Risk of stroke early after transient ischemic attack: a systematic review and meta-analysis.” The Lancet Neurology, 2007; 6(12):1063–1072.
5. German Society for Neurology (DGN) & German Stroke Society (DSG)
“S2k Guideline: Secondary prevention of ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack”, 2022. Link: https://www.dgn.org/leitlinie/185
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