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Old 12-31-2011, 12:00 AM #11
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I have had numbness on the left side of my face since the beginning of March and have been to five Neurologists, had MRI, MRA and lots of blood work done, everything came out normal. My doctor diagnose it as Bell's Palsy, the first neurologist said it's a pinch nerve, none of the neuros said anything about Bell's Palsy.It started with pains from somewhere by my ear along my jawline, the next morning at work I started feeling tingling and numbness and to this day my face is still numb. The neurologist gave me Gabapentin but the side effects I don't like. Still trying to get answers. Hope someone reading this can help.
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