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Can High Blood Pressure Cause A TIA? In this informative video, we will discuss the important relationship between high blood pressure and transient ischemic attacks (TIAs). Understanding this connection can be vital for maintaining brain and eye health. We will outline how high blood pressure can lead to TIAs by affecting blood flow in the brain and what symptoms to look out for in both the brain and eyes.

You will learn about the role of optometrists in identifying early warning signs during eye exams, emphasizing the need for regular screenings for high blood pressure. Recognizing sudden vision changes can be critical, and we will highlight the importance of timely referrals to healthcare providers when these symptoms arise.

Collaboration between optometrists and primary care providers is essential for managing patients' health, especially those who exhibit ocular symptoms related to TIAs. This proactive approach can significantly reduce the risk of serious complications, including strokes.

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