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Intense Tingling On Right Side After Stroke, Have Poor Balance And Stamina. Is It Normal?

Intense tingling on right side after my stroke . It had lessoned somwhat but has increased in intensity, I have progressed from a walker to a cane and when the house to no cane. Last week I was able to walk for 30 minutes outside and was very comfortable doing so. Yesterday my rt. side was tingling more when I walked the same course I had poor balance and stamina.. What could cause this? Is this normal or should I be concerned that something is changing?
Wed, 12 Jun 2013
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General Surgeon 's  Response
hi
there are many reasons for tingling sensations. as you had stroke it looks like it is related to it. it can be a good sign of recovery or it might be worsening sign. sometimes during recovery you will have tingling sensation. consult a neuroligist regarding it.

wish you good recovery
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Intense Tingling On Right Side After Stroke, Have Poor Balance And Stamina. Is It Normal?

hi there are many reasons for tingling sensations. as you had stroke it looks like it is related to it. it can be a good sign of recovery or it might be worsening sign. sometimes during recovery you will have tingling sensation. consult a neuroligist regarding it. wish you good recovery