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Left side of face numb after strokr

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PostPosted: 07/14/08 - 15:38    Post subject: Left side of face numb after strokr Vote now! Reply with quote
I had stroke almost 6months ago, I am very lucky and have regained almost of all my left side back but this numbness in my face drives me crazy is this normal? I hope in time new pathways will be created and it will go away. Thanks for listening JB
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