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What Causes Numbness In Brain And Difficulty To Pronounce Words?

The top right of my brain feels numb or fuzzy, my memory is really awful, its hard to pronounce words, and my motor skills are lacking. At first i thought i was just absent-minded and clumsy, but then i noticed the fuzziness in my head. Sometimes, i swear, i see flashes of light in the corner of my eye. I dont know if im just overreacting or if its serious. Please tell me what you think.
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Complicated migraine headaches without the cephalgic phase....at least for now. There could be other diagnoses to give but I need more information such as gender, age, and other symptoms associated such as numbness/tingling/cramping, stiffness, weakness, clumsiness of the limbs, etc.

I am a neurologist and headache specialist so if this does out to be a migraine variant or some type I would be able to help you track them and then, will help you manage them and cope better with your situation.

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What Causes Numbness In Brain And Difficulty To Pronounce Words?

Complicated migraine headaches without the cephalgic phase....at least for now. There could be other diagnoses to give but I need more information such as gender, age, and other symptoms associated such as numbness/tingling/cramping, stiffness, weakness, clumsiness of the limbs, etc. I am a neurologist and headache specialist so if this does out to be a migraine variant or some type I would be able to help you track them and then, will help you manage them and cope better with your situation. If you d like to contact me through this network for more 1-1 time then, use: bit.ly/drdariushsaghafi If this information turned out useful for you could you provide me with a STAR RATING of this question as well as a little written feedback on how useful the answer was for your question. Cheers!