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Old 10-28-2011, 02:23 PM #5
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The neuro Doc did a sed rate and said it was normal I think it was 7 does that make sense? My motor functions movements are fine, I do feel like my face is on fire with the numbness, my nose and cheeks get really red and then about after an hour it goes away. I don't think it looks like a butterfly but I don't know for sure, wouldn't my sedrate numbers be out of whack and not normal? My face was one of the last places to develop numbness so far, it has moved progressively from my toes up. This seems so far only sensory, any thoughts? Jan
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