What department does cerebral thrombosis precursor hang

The precursor of cerebral thrombosis is called transient ischemic attack in medical terms. From this concept, it can be seen that the precursor of cerebral thrombosis is a paroxysmal disease. For example, the patient will show transient unclear speech, skewed mouth, salivation, weakness and paralysis of limbs, numbness of limbs or dizziness, double vision, blurred vision, etc. These symptoms are transient and can be completely relieved for several minutes to several hours under normal circumstances. If the patient showed signs of a transient ischemic attack, it meant that the patient could easily progress to a cerebral infarction. This disease was the most common disease in neurology, and it was also an emergency in neurology. Therefore, once the patient showed signs of cerebral thrombosis, it was recommended that the patient rush to the hospital as soon as possible and go to the neurology department for treatment. The neurology doctor would make a clear diagnosis according to the patient's condition, and carry out corresponding examinations and treatments.