Stroke symptoms right side
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Hi, I am a 26yo female with right side facial weakness. I have had this as long as I can remember. There is no significant dysfunction or impairment; however, I am unable to wink with my right eye, move my jaw to the right, move my lips to the right, and so on... I am able to do these things on the left side of my face. Is this something I should be concerned about? Thank you.
I am having problems with my right side. My arm hangs and doesn't swing all the time. My foot drags when I walk. When I try to walk normal I almost limp. I have a hard time writing neatly like I always did. My hand shakes for no apparent reason at times. A lot of times I don't even realize it is shaking. A stroke has been ruled out with an MRI and other medical tests.
It was only on my right side. It was followed by chest pain, shortness of breathe, jaw pain, and right side heavy feeling in head. My neck felt stiff and then my arm felt weak. It didn't all happen at once. The tingling keeps happening too. It keeps coming and going, my body feels cold too... is it amxiety, stroke, or heart attack?
It starts in my temple and radiates to the entire right side of my head, also affecting my vision in right eye, then moves down the right side of my body. All the muscles hurt, I cannot lift my right arm all the way, and I have to favor my right leg because it hurts so bad I can't put full pressure on it. I have seen doctors, but not recently due to having no insurance.
My concern with your symptoms would be a small stroke, resulting in numbness of the Left side of your body. I am especially concerned since you give a history of a tooth infection. Whenever there is a tooth infection that is untreated, there is a risk of the bacteria going in to the blood stream and attaching to the valves inside the heart. The bacteria can then grow there in to a vegetation, and parts of it can break of and go to the brain, resulting in a stroke.
The last two months the pain has eased up and all of a sudden I get sharp pain in my right lower side something like appendix. I don't have an appendix. some times it is just a quick pain and then next time it lasts for a few minutes and then is gone.
Could this be caused from the sciatic nerve?
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t think I was having a heart attack, as most people will tell you signs for a hear t attack in a woman take place on their left side and I only had sever symptoms on my right side as well as numbness ONLY on my right side. My jaw hurts more now, which causes me to believe I might have TMJD. I am seeing a dentist on Tuesday. Hopefully everything goes away, and this all gets figured out!
I have, ever since June 18/19, had pain in my right side, primarily. It IS NOT necessarily only my right side (as my left wrist is hurting at the moment)...but it usually is.
It started out on Wednesday night (right before bed) as minor tingling in my pinky. I woke up and the tingling was still there. It wasn't severe. Well, the tingling went away...NOW I just have pain...not severe pain. It's just there. It is kinda achy and decides to pop up whenever it wants.
I am no professional but this seems like a stroke. A stroke is when blood is lost in one side of the brain causing dizziness, loss of motor skills, confusion, blurred vision, and other symptoms. I am not trying to scare you but a stroke is rather serious. Do some research and if you think the symptoms match up force her to see a doctor.
There would not be any evidence of stroke in her bloodwork. Who told you that? You look at the signs and symptoms. Not the darned bloodwork and MRI. I would have had your internists licence...well I'll stop...let's just say he was working abiove his pay grade and should have referred you to a stroke center instantly. Who told you "there is no evidence of stroke"? Obviously he recieved medical training in lower Ghana, and served in internship in Nigeria.
If there are neurological symptoms persisting for more than 24 hours, it is classified as a cerebrovascular accident, or stroke.
You have to be alert and followup your doctor regularly,take youe medicines control your cholesterol and blood pressure levels, as weakness of your muscles may precipitate a stoke.
Then, about 6 days ago, I started to get a pressing and sometimes tingling feeling in a small area of the right side of my head-- between my ear and my temple. This has since spread a little to the right edge of my right eye socket, where it tends to tingle, and it's spread upward a little and down into my right cheek.
A few days ago, I started to get some tingling on the left side of my face also (a little in my cheek and a little in my temple).
After thousands of dollars spent on doctors, I am convinced that there is an answer to the question, "Do I have symptoms or do I have side effects of my medications." The answer is, (Drum roll please)..."It doesn't matter."
Doctors treat symptoms and they don't care, well very few do, about your reaction to medications, after all it is keeping you alive, isn't it? I also have found that there are very powerful medications that we have cursing through our veins.
ve experienced symptoms on the right side of my body, starting earlier this year i would get a sharp pain travelling down the right side of my body, same places as i am now experiencing this numb type of feeling so i saw a neurologist. I had a normal neurological exam in feb this year along with normal brain mri in march. I had a lot of blood tests taken in august which were normal also.
Can anybody offer me any help or advice?
My 28 year old daughter recently had an episode where she got a tingly feeling in her right leg, arm and right side of her face. She was unable to move her arm or her leg which lasted for 10/15 minutes. She also lost the vision in her right eye. This happened suddenly without warning. When she was able to move her arm and leg the tingly feeling was still there for about 1 hour then disappeared as well.
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