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Heaviness, Numbness, Pain On The Left Side. Difficulty To Focus, Drive And Read Advice?

About two weeks ago I field in the back of my head more to the left side pulse start to pump very fast and I had extremely pressure it was going on for a while, when it stopped I start to feel my left side of my face start to get numb it last for a full week, when when the numb went away I start to feel on the top of my head more to the left side heavy pain it last about a week, as of now I still feel the pain but not so bad as before, the time when I feild the numb and the heavy pain it was hard for me to drive and to read and to focus on things, I am scared wwhar it is, BTW I head in between headaches , sorry for my not proper English.
Mon, 29 Jul 2013
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Hi, you started feeling pain and tachycardia on left back of head and with out an injury. It appears to be due to the hypertension, or some ischemia in the brain. I advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have an M.R.I. for excluding the cerebral cause.
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Heaviness, Numbness, Pain On The Left Side. Difficulty To Focus, Drive And Read Advice?

Hi, you started feeling pain and tachycardia on left back of head and with out an injury. It appears to be due to the hypertension, or some ischemia in the brain. I advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. You may need to have an M.R.I. for excluding the cerebral cause. Thank you.