 
                            What Causes Numbness On Face?
 
 
                                    
                                     Mon, 27 Oct 2014
                                                
                                            
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                                            Could be symptoms of stroke.
Detailed Answer:
Hello sir
Welcome to healthcaremagic
I understand your situation and read your query very carefully.
These kinds of symptoms are very concerning and you should immediately visit a doctor for the same.New one-sided numbness, tingling, or weakness, whether in the face or in the arms or legs should always be considered as a possible transient ischemic attack (TIA) or stroke.
There are many different causes for a TIA or stroke, some of which can affect young people, so even if you don't feel that you are "old enough" to possibly have a stroke, it is still important for you to be seen right away.
Now it is also possible that you have any one of a number of benign (or at least less concerning) conditions that are causing your symptoms, but before evaluating these (which may require outpatient appointments with a neurologist or head and neck specialist), it is important to exclude the truly worrisome possibilities such as TIA or stroke.
I hope you get the underlying cause for your symptom soon and get treated accordingly.Please visit your nearest doctor as soon as possible.
Hope i have answered your query.Feel free to ask more.I would be happy to help.
Dr.Moumita Chakraborty
 
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