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Had Gall Bladder Removed, Feel Numbness In Hand, Dizziness And Loss Of Hearing. Blood Test Showed High WBC. Is It MS Or Light Stroke?

Feb. 1 I had my gal bladder removed - 10 days ago I went into the ER for left hand being numb, diziness, loss of hearing , right arm tingling. CT scan and blood work done - sent home as just hyperventilation and anxiety. On Monday this week I had an MRI because my regular physician thought it might be MS or a light stroke. The blood showed high white blood cell count of over 12,000. MRI came back okay. The left side of my face is still numb , I don t know what to think now.
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Hi ! I would suggest you to also go for a check up by a cardiologist who may advise you for an echo cardiogram or also a carotid doppler. Your symptoms although could be due to hyper ventilation and anxiety, one has to exclude TIA
(Transient Ischaemic Attacks) as a precaution. Wishing you an early recovery.
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Had Gall Bladder Removed, Feel Numbness In Hand, Dizziness And Loss Of Hearing. Blood Test Showed High WBC. Is It MS Or Light Stroke?

Hi ! I would suggest you to also go for a check up by a cardiologist who may advise you for an echo cardiogram or also a carotid doppler. Your symptoms although could be due to hyper ventilation and anxiety, one has to exclude TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attacks) as a precaution. Wishing you an early recovery.