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Could Tingling Feeling On Left Side Be Related To Stroke?
I have had this (sudden) tingling feeling on my left side for about 3 hours (and counting). I had a stoke on the right side of my brain when I was 10. Could this be related?
Also, I get migrains that last long periods of time, could that also be related to my stroke?
Also, I get migrains that last long periods of time, could that also be related to my stroke?
Mon, 30 Apr 2018
Anonymous's Response
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Hello -
The right side of the brain could cause symptoms on the left side of the body.
So, tingling on the entire left side of your body that is new is a bit concerning, and I would discuss this with your doctor ASAP.
While it may not be related to your old stroke, it could be a symptom of a possible new one.
Migraines are probably not related to your stroke. A migraine could rarely cause the symptoms of tingling as well.
The right side of the brain could cause symptoms on the left side of the body.
So, tingling on the entire left side of your body that is new is a bit concerning, and I would discuss this with your doctor ASAP.
While it may not be related to your old stroke, it could be a symptom of a possible new one.
Migraines are probably not related to your stroke. A migraine could rarely cause the symptoms of tingling as well.
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