### B — Balance
Sudden loss of balance or coordination.
### E — Eyes
Sudden blurred vision, double vision, or loss of sight.
### F — Face
One side of the face droops or becomes numb.
### A — Arms
One arm becomes weak, numb, or drifts downward.
### S — Speech
Speech becomes slurred, strange, or difficult.
### T — Time
Call emergency medical services immediately.
The American Stroke Association recommends B.E. F.A.S.T. as a rapid way to recognize possible stroke symptoms.
## What Should You Do If Symptoms Disappear?