First, if the patient has a large-area ischemic stroke, or if there is a significant amount of cerebral hemorrhage, consciousness disorders will occur rapidly, and the patient may even fall into a coma.

Second, in the case of general strokes, patients will experience reduced mobility in their limbs, primarily manifesting as unilateral limb paralysis, with symptoms varying from mild to severe. Patients with milder symptoms show clumsiness in fine movements, while more severe cases may require bed rest.

Third, a common clinical symptom is numbness in one side of the body.

Fourth, patients with a stroke generally also suffer from symptoms such as deviation of the corners of the mouth, shallowing of the nasolabial folds, drooling, and unclear speech.