What Causes Tingling Sensation In Tongue And Facial Heaviness?
hi, iam 17 years old 7 days ago i was eating something that i always eat i felt my tongue tingle and went heavy then my face dropped a little on the right side got tingles in my fingers and my arm felt a little heavy i had some blood tests done 2 came back with high inflammation done an mri scan waiting to see neurosurgeon tomorrow but only had this problem that day and only lasted for 10 minutes. My family doctor meanwhile had a look at the scans and said it all looked normal.
Hello ! Thank you for the question on HCM! I understand your concern. In my opinion the troubles you have had may be related to a seizures, a type of Epilepsy or a transient ischemic attack related to the inflammation inside the brain. It may be a tumor, a vasculitis , or a brain infection. I would recommend to consult the MRI with a neuro radiologist , who has more experience in brain MRI than a family doctor. The consult with the neurosurgeon will be helpful. If a lesion is seen in MRI stereotactic byopsy or a total removal may be taken into consideration. An EEG would be helpful in case of seizures. Hope to have been helpful! Best wishes, Dr. Abaz Quka
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What Causes Tingling Sensation In Tongue And Facial Heaviness?
Hello ! Thank you for the question on HCM! I understand your concern. In my opinion the troubles you have had may be related to a seizures, a type of Epilepsy or a transient ischemic attack related to the inflammation inside the brain. It may be a tumor, a vasculitis , or a brain infection. I would recommend to consult the MRI with a neuro radiologist , who has more experience in brain MRI than a family doctor. The consult with the neurosurgeon will be helpful. If a lesion is seen in MRI stereotactic byopsy or a total removal may be taken into consideration. An EEG would be helpful in case of seizures. Hope to have been helpful! Best wishes, Dr. Abaz Quka