- Blurred vision
- Double vision
- A dilated pupil
- A drooping eyelid
- Reduced peripheral vision
3. Pain Around or Behind the Eye
A persistent ache around one eye that does not improve may occur if nearby nerves are affected.
4. Facial Numbness or Weakness
Pressure on certain nerves may lead to numbness, tingling, or weakness affecting one side of the face.
5. Difficulty Speaking
Some people may notice slurred speech or difficulty finding words, although these symptoms can have many different causes.
6. Seizures
In uncommon cases, an unruptured aneurysm may trigger seizure activity.
These symptoms are not specific to aneurysms alone and may also occur with other neurological emergencies, including stroke.
Understanding who is at greater risk can help you recognize when persistent or sudden neurological symptoms deserve prompt medical attention.
Risk Factors
Risk Factors You Cannot Change
- Age (mos
