Queen guitarist Brian May has revealed that he had a “minor stroke” last week. It caused him to lose control over his arm.

The iconic Queen guitarist revealed he recently had a minor stroke that left him unable to use his left arm for a period of time. Here's what to know about the common warning signs of a minor stroke and when to seek medical attention.

Queen guitarist Brian May revealed in a post on social media this week that he recently experienced a minor stroke that left his ability to play guitar in doubt. "I'm here to bring you, first of all,

Queen guitarist Brian May sayus he has had a stroke which left him unable to control his atrm. Describing it as a 'health hiccup' May, 77, said he is still able to play the guitar.

Legendary Queen guitarist Sir Brian May recently suffered a minor stroke that temporarily left him without use of his left arm. But while he's on strict doctor's orders, it sounds like the 77-year-old is already on the mend.

Queen guitarist Sir Brian May has revealed he recently suffered a minor stroke, which left him unable to use his left arm. However, the 77-year-old rock legend said he's now OK and has regained enough movement to be able to play music again.

Brian May's wife Anita Dobson says Queen star has been warned to 'slow down' after stroke - The rocker was rushed to hospital in the health scare

Actress Anita Dobson claims that she is confident her husband Sir Brian May will make a full recovery after he suffered an unexpected stroke.

You have to take things slowly, chill a bit. He’s not that kind of animal!'

Queen legend Brian May is making a good recovery after suffering a minor stroke a few weeks ago, and his wife Anita Dobson is 'completely confident' he will make a full recovery