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Numb Face And Weak Hand. All Medical Test Normal. Should I Consult A Neurologist?

Hi doctor, I am a 40 year old female and have been xperiencng. Some numbness on the left side of my face as well as numbness and weakness in. My left arm andhand. I had similar. Symptoms a year and. S months ago. Had an MRI, lumber puncture and various blood tests, all came back clear. I was. Told by my neurologist that it was sme form of a migraine (without the headche). I have now had these symptoms for about 48 hrs.. Shld I see my neurologist again.?
Sat, 9 Feb 2013
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I would definitely go see your neurologist again. You symptoms may be suggestive of an inflammatory disease - such as MS - that might have bee not seen on an initial MRI. A migraine would cause all your symptoms, but if you feel like your symptoms are getting worse and not getting better, I would definitely seek a professional opinion.
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Numb Face And Weak Hand. All Medical Test Normal. Should I Consult A Neurologist?

I would definitely go see your neurologist again. You symptoms may be suggestive of an inflammatory disease - such as MS - that might have bee not seen on an initial MRI. A migraine would cause all your symptoms, but if you feel like your symptoms are getting worse and not getting better, I would definitely seek a professional opinion.