Snoop Dogg's daughter Cori Broadus says she's 'glad' to be alive, shares warning signs of her stroke

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Snoop Dogg's daughter Cori Broadus opened up about the warning signs she experienced before she suffered a severe stroke leading to her hospitalization.

She detailed some of the symptoms she noticed a day before the stroke, urging her followers to pay attention to their bodies.

Cori Broadus asks followers to 'listen to your body' for signs

The 24-year-old, who is the daughter of the legendary rapper and wife Shante Broadus, took to Instagram Story to disclose the symptoms she experienced such as nausea, blurry vision, fatigue, and "really bad headache pain" on the right side of her head.

"All my symptoms a day before the stroke. Listen to your body for real. I’m glad I’m still here and able to tell my story," she wrote on Monday, January 29.

She further disclosed that before the health scare, her blood pressure was extremely high.

Following her discharge from the hospital, Broadus has been logging her pressure levels every day.

"So before my stroke my blood pressure was like 170, then it started going down slowly… I’ve been trying to just keep data of everything,” the Choc Factory CEO wrote before she showed that her current blood pressure is recorded at 118/80 mmHg.

“I just checked it rn!!! & wtffffff…. God is so good to me. It hasn't been like this in a minute!!!!,” she added.

Cori Broadus was diagnosed with lupus at the age of six

Broadus, who has been in the middle of a long-term battle with lupus, an autoimmune disease she was diagnosed with at the age of six revealed last week that the CT scan of her chest came back "normal" and she is finally heading home from the facility.

Reposting a throwback picture shared by her mother Shante, Broadus wrote, "Be right back, going to cry my eyes out really quick."

The image featured Broadus as a child alongside her mother and aunt Sharelle Fuller. “To The Strongest Person I Know. My Baby. My Warrior. “Honored God Chose Me To Be A Vessel To Bring You Into The World. My Princess," Shante wrote under the image.

"Brb going to cry my eyes out really quick," read Broadus' response.

Snoop Dogg recently gave an update on Broadus' health at the premiere of 'The Underdoggs' in Los Angeles.

"She's doing a little bit better," the 'Stoplight' rapper told People as he responded to whether his daughter's health scare had put life in perspective for him saying, "Yeah, yeah. Something like that."