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Q: Numbness in face on and off

asked by: ned2no on March 30th, 2005

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Lately I have experienced numbness in my face that comes and goes. I don't seem to have it any place else. Has anyone experienced the same thing?

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kim12

replied on April 8th, 2005

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Numbness

I have experienced that too...Its only lasts for a short time though and happens rarely..But.I have no idea what it is...

surgeonassist

replied on April 23rd, 2005

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Have you stopped taking a medication that you had taken for a prolonged period? Is there numbness in any other area of your body?

mandi11

replied on April 28th, 2005

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I have that same thing in my face. One patch is numb and the rest is tingely. My Dr. Says its stress. I have other symptoms but this and my vision are the only ones that have lasted for 4 months. If you find out what it is let me know please!

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