Basilar artery migraines: Causes, symptoms, tests and treatments. Basilar artery migraine is caused by a blood vessel at the base of the brainstem going into spasm and reducing blood flow to the brain.Symptoms of basilar artery migraine include giddiness, double vision, being unsteady on the feet, fainting or losing consciousness.ymptoms of basilar migraines can often be confused with symptoms of other more serious conditions. A medical diagnosis is important to rule out other illnesses or health conditions. These other more serious conditions include: 1  Seizure disorders. 2  Stroke. 3  Vertebrobasilar disease. 4  Tumour. 5  Meningitis.
It is standard for a person with heat stroke to stay in the hospital for one or more days so that any complications can be identified quickly. Complete recovery from heat stroke and its affects on body organs may take two months to a year.
The goal of stroke rehabilitation is to restore as much independence as possible by improving physical, mental and emotional functions. This must be done in a way that preserves your dignity and motivates you to re-learn basic skills that the stroke may have affected, such as eating, dressing and walking. Rehabilitation should start in the hospital, as soon as possible after the stroke. If you are medically stable, rehabilitation may begin within one day after the stroke, and should be continued after release from the hospital, if needed. For others, rehabilitation can take place months or years later as your condition improves, or in some cases, worsens.