While these symptoms can sometimes indicate a transient ischemic attack (TIA) or a stroke, they can also be caused by non-emergency issues like nerve compression, migraines, or anxiety. Because one-sided neurological symptoms require prompt evaluation, you should seek immediate medical attention at an emergency room to be safe. Do not drive yourself. A doctor will likely perform imaging, like a CT or MRI scan, and may recommend preventive medications like aspirin if a TIA is suspected. Please stay calm, rest, and have someone take you to the nearest medical facility right away for a proper evaluation.