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Face Problem
About a month ago I started to notice a numb feeling in the left side of my face. There was no drooping, just a feeling of pressure. Sometimes I notice an extremely mild headache or light band of pressure around my head. The last couple days I developed a cold and an ear infection. Are these incidents related? Is it possible I picked up Lyme diseas
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HELLO,
YOU MUST HAVE TAKEN TREATMENT FOR COLD N EAR INFECTION, IS THEIR ANY DECREASE OF FACE DROOPING?
I F YES THEY ARE SOME BETTER MENT MEANS THEY ARE RELATED.
OR ANY I
NO IMPROVEMENT IN DROOPING MEANS NOT ASSOCIATED.
TABLET AZITHROMYCIN 500ONE PER DAY FOR FIVE DAYS.
TABLET SIGMOFLAM TWO-TIMES A DAY AFTER LUNCH N DINNER FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS.
TABLET PROPRANOLOL 40MG ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DAYS. IF YOU FEEL BETTER CONTINUE IT.
O.K BYE.
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