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Stroke ? ... numbness on left side from head to toe Posted: 11-16-07 16:27pm


I have had three heart attacks. Lost my insurance since so I am hesitant to go to hospital. I have had numbness on my left side fot over a week from the top of my head to the tip of my toes. Do you think I am suffering or getting ready to have a stroke?

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