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Can tia stroke symptoms come and go all day for weeks?
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TIA: Tia symptoms can repeat, but i seriously doubt that they come and go for weeks. Usually, they harbinger imminent stroke and end up in it soon after the onset.
Answered 7/23/2013
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No, but : Complex partial or focal seizures sure can do this, and would highly recommend neurological consultation, as this needs clarification and diagnosis.
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