A condition known as “complex migraine” has been blamed for a Los Angeles reporter’s tongue-twisiting on-air moment that went viral online earlier this week.
KCBS-TV reporter Serene Branson, who was seen garbling her words during a post-Grammys report on Sunday night, experienced a migraine and not a stroke, her physician, Dr. Neil Martin, UCLA’s Chief of Neurosurgery, tells The Los Angeles Times.
Branson was examined by paramedics after her broadcast and was sent home to recover. She later had a brain scan at UCLA-Ronald Reagan Medical Center, where the possibility of a stroke was ruled out. her temporary speech loss was due to a “complex migraine,” which can sometimes be mistaken for a stroke. Most people with migraines have little warning before any attack. Others though experience sensations before or during the pain of a migraine attack, which was what happened in Branson’s case, MDs say.
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