Burgas joins the international initiative dedicated to World Stroke Day, which is observed on October 29th. In our country, this insidious disease is emerging as a leading cause of death and permanent disability. Particularly alarming is the fact that more and more people of working age, including young people, are falling within the scope of this disease.
The symptoms of a stroke often come suddenly and have a devastating impact. However, knowing the signs and reacting quickly can be crucial for saving a human life. Each of us can be the one who recognizes the symptoms and takes the necessary action in time.
Let_q_s get acquainted with the key signs that can be recognized:
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS.
Stroke acts lightning fast. Our reaction must be just as fast. Every minute without adequate medical help leads to the death of millions of brain cells. Time is valuable not only for the recovery of the brain, but also for the fates of our loved ones. What is a stroke? It is a condition in which the blood supply to the brain is suddenly cut off. The lack of oxygen leads to the death of brain cells, which can affect speech, movement and the patient's general condition. Act immediately! Statistics show that two out of every three survivors suffer from long-term impairments. Timely reaction can not only save a life, but also preserve brain functions. Taking quick measures increases the chances of full recovery. Recognize the signs: The face - the smile droops. The hand - cannot be raised. The speech - the words are unclear. Call 112 immediately! Do not delay! Every minute counts. Remember: The stroke acts quickly. Your action must be faster. Life does not wait!
EVERY MINUTE COUNTS.
Stroke comes unexpectedly and inflicts severe damage. Every minute it remains untreated leads to the death of millions of brain cells. But timely action can save a life and change fate. Your actions today can determine what your life will look like tomorrow. Time is valuable not only for the brain, but also for your loved ones. What is a stroke? A stroke occurs when blood supply to the brain is suddenly blocked. Without blood flow, brain cells stop functioning and can die. Damage can affect a person's ability to speak, walk, move, or even take care of themselves. Why is speed crucial? Two out of every three stroke survivors have long-term complications or impairments. Timely action can significantly reduce the damage. It increases the chances of complete or near-complete recovery. Quick actions not only save lives – they help people live a full life. How to recognize the signs? Every two seconds, someone has a stroke. You can save a life if you know what to look for: Weakness in the face – one side droops. Weakness in the arms – cannot raise one. Unclear speech – words are difficult or incomprehensible. If you notice these signs, act immediately. Call 112. Do not delay! Remember: The stroke acts quickly. And you must. Every minute counts. Your knowledge, your reaction, your actions can save a life.