Call your doctor for an appointment if you: 1  Think you have had a TIA in the past and have not talked with your doctor about it. 2  Have a pressure sore. 3  Notice that your affected arm or leg is becoming increasingly stiff or you are not able to straighten it (spasticity).4  Notice signs of a urinary tract infection.5  Are having trouble keeping your ...all 911 or other emergency services now if you have signs of a stroke 1  : Sudden numbness, tingling, weakness, or loss of movement in your face, arm, or leg, especially on only one side of your body. 2  Sudden vision changes. 3  Sudden trouble speaking.
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