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Old 07-01-2020, 12:09 PM #1
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If you have high blood pressure and are experiencing balance problems and tingling you may have had a TIA mini stroke or a larger stroke somehow. High blood pressure is a risk for stroke and can continue post-stroke I think. The balance issues and tingling can also indicate other neurologic issues with the neck, spine or brain unrelated to Stroke. It's possible the concussion has led to inflammation in your brain. I'm so sorry you are dizzy.
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