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What Do Numbness In The Left Shoulder And Dizziness Indicate?

I am having spells where I have numbness in my left shoulder with tingling, dizziness, throat has a chokeing feeling, weakness,and I can,t think my right side of head feels numb. My Doctor said i had A Fib and put me on Verapamil 120 MG. I don t know if I need that pill
Fri, 8 Jun 2018
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Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.

If your cardiologist has diagnosed an atrial fibrillation, I am assuming he has done the relevant tests like EKG. In such a case, I would recommend taking the medicine. However, I would also recommend meeting a neurologist and testing an MRI of the brain(with screen cervical spine) to look up any changes that may be causing these neurological symptoms. So overall I recommend taking the medicine as suggested by your cardiologist. Let us know the reports after you get them for further advice.

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What Do Numbness In The Left Shoulder And Dizziness Indicate?

Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. If your cardiologist has diagnosed an atrial fibrillation, I am assuming he has done the relevant tests like EKG. In such a case, I would recommend taking the medicine. However, I would also recommend meeting a neurologist and testing an MRI of the brain(with screen cervical spine) to look up any changes that may be causing these neurological symptoms. So overall I recommend taking the medicine as suggested by your cardiologist. Let us know the reports after you get them for further advice. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.