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SIDE EFFECTS OF MILD STROKE04/20/2001 |
I BELIEVE I HAVE SUFFERED A MILD STROKE ITS DEFINATELY MORE THAN A TIA. AFTER A 10 DAY HA AND ELEVATED BP I AM NOW LEFT WITH NUMBNESS IN BOTH HANDS AND FEET MAKING IT VERY DIFFICULT TO WALK- WILL THE NUMBNESS GO AWAY ?
It`s too early to say. You should definitely be talking to your physician about your symptoms and letting him/her follow your blood pressure closely.S. Bartz MD
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Elizabeth Joyner Gothelf, BSN, MAG Assistant Director College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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Steven Bartz, MD Assistant Professor College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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