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Prevention of Transient ischaemic attack

TIAs generally happen without warning, but having one TIA is a sign that others may follow. These may have more serious effects or develop into a full, life-threatening stroke.

Preventing or controlling the factors that contribute to TIAs can reduce the likelihood of further attacks. This includes: 

• Eating a low cholesterol diet.
• Taking regular moderate exercise.

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• Stopping smoking.

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• Losing excess weight.

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• Drinking alcohol in moderation only.

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• Treating underlying conditions such as high blood pressure.

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