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Daily Stroke Risk Peaks
An analysis involving around 12,000 patients found that the risk of stroke was 72% higher between 6 and 9 a.m. than during the rest of the day. The increase included strokes caused by blood clots or bleeding, as well as transient attacks. This is partly attributed to rising blood pressure after waking, along with morning changes in hormones and blood. Sudden symptoms include slurred speech, facial drooping, and weakness on one side of the body; difficulty with balance or loss of vision may also occur.
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