with no known cause can sometimes occur during a stroke, particularly a hemorrhagic stroke.
It may:
* Begin abruptly
* Feel unusually intense
* Be unlike previous headaches
* Occur with vomiting, dizziness, confusion, or vision changes
The American Stroke Association lists a sudden severe headache without a known cause among recognized stroke symptoms.
Not every severe headache is a stroke, but an abrupt and unusual headache associated with neurological symptoms requires urgent evaluation.
## 9. Trouble Walking or Coordinating Movements
Some people suddenly become unable to control their movements normally.
They may:
* Stagger
* Lean to one side
* Have difficulty coordinating their arms or legs
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