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no. just be cautious and pay attention to your body. @danny5

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Paying attention to your body.......your body already has alerted you. I feel if the PCP is willing to diagnose TIA then they should be proactive in the prevention of another occurrence. Low dose ASA at the very least... Just my two-cents. I was placed on warfarin after a declared TIA but questionable TEE results years ago. Perhaps a little overboard with the medication but at least proactive. Could probably come off it but after my history no physician has the appetite to take the chance!

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You have to be proactive. Your body is talking. Listen to it and trust it. You need a doc that listens to you. There is little focus on this sector of this phenomenon. You are what you eat. Do what’s best for you. Prayer and faith for healing works. ✌🏿