Many people think that vision problems– like blurry or lost vision– is due to increased screen time or stress and often ignore them. But if you notice that your vision suddenly becomes blurry, dim, or you lose sight in one eye — it could an early sign of stroke. This is especially dangerous if it happens suddenly and is also painless.
According to a study titled ‘The Vision In Stroke‘ published on PMC, 84% of stroke survivors who were evaluated were visually symptomatic, with loss of visual field being the most common complaint of many of them followed by blurred vision, reading difficulty, and double vision. The study involved 915 stroke survivors who were assessed at a median of 22 days after they has a stroke and it documents a very high occurrence of visual impairments in stroke patients.