A mini stroke may cause sudden vision problems. This can include blurry vision, double vision, partial vision loss, or trouble seeing from one eye.
The person may say that things look strange, that part of their vision disappeared, or that they cannot focus properly. Vision changes can also make them feel frightened or unsteady.
Sudden trouble seeing is another warning sign listed by the CDC. Even if vision returns to normal, medical assessment is still needed.
5. Dizziness, Loss of Balance, or Trouble Walking
