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Q: Numbness And Burning Left Side. Are They Warning Signs ?

asked by: Seanyboy1985turbo on September 12th, 2007

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I keep getting left side face numbness in my face, and a numb mouth. But since ive had this i get burning sensations in my left wrist and left ankle and left shoulder. I am 22 but i am overweight, high blood pressure and i smoke, and dont eat healthy.

I no i think im too young to have a stroke but does this sound like warning signs?

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Birch

replied on September 12th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Numbness And Burning Left Side. R They Warning Signs?

Seanyboy1985turbo wrote:

This is not something to fool around with; you need to get yourself to a doctor's or ER immediately. Anonymous know-it-all's like myself ha on internet forums cannot help you.

You are not too young to have a stroke or other medical issues. Heart disease does not discriminate.

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