Mild strokes have a short duration of attack and can disappear within a few minutes. But even though the symptoms have left, this disease still holds a deadly danger if ignored, including death. Mild stroke itself in medical language is called a momentary ischemic attack or transient ischemic attack (TIA). The cause of this disease is the same as stroke, which is obstruction of blood flow to the brain. So, it's natural if the symptoms that appear are also similar to a stroke. Mild Stroke Symptoms Symptoms of TIA or mild stroke itself are usually easily recognized through interference with the face, arms, and speech. The following characteristics: Mild strokes can cause facial muscle weakness, the signs are the face down to one side (the face looks asymmetrical), can not smile, can not frown, and eyes or mouth down. People with mild strokes may not be able to lift both arms and legs. This happens because their limbs are weak or numb on one side. Tingling in the parts of t...