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    Top 10 Migraine & Headache Questions for 8/4/08

    Do you have questions about headaches or Migraines? Many of our readers do, and each week, and Dr. John Claude Krusz and Teri Robert answer some of them. Dr. Krusz is a world recognized headache and Migraine expert, often conducting groundbreaking research at his clinic in Dallas. Here are this week's questions and answers... How can exercise... Read moreChevron
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    Sporadic Paralysis Attacks?

    Full Question: Sporadic Paralysis Attacks - Has ANYONE ever experienced this...?   As I write this I am at the hospital with my wife (37 yr old, mother of 3 kids) that has had numerous (38 to date) attacks in the last month. Her symptoms include: loss of control in arms & legs (paralysis), speech problems, locking of jaw, weird eye... Read moreChevron
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    Numbness/tingling on one side, then blurred vision?

    Full Question: Anyone who experiences numbness/tingling on one side, then blurred vision, lasting a few minutes?My migraines returned at age 58 after a 15-year welcome respite (I am now 60). I experience the aura (zig-zag patterns), then the headache, sometimes with temporary tingling in hands and face, sometimes without, before the headache... Read moreChevron
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    Family member with strange episodes - tingling in hands, general weakness, paralysis?

    Full Question: Family member started having these strange episodes. They started with tingling in the hands followed by general weakness throughout the body. Then they have difficulty concentrating, as well as, word retrieval difficulty. This period of about 10-20 minutes eventually leads to paralysis. They are unable to blink, speak or move... Read moreChevron
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    Full Question: Family member started having these strange episodes. They started with tingling in the hands followed by general weakness throughout the body. Then they have difficulty concentrating, as well as, word retrieval difficulty. This period of about 10-20 minutes eventually leads to paralysis. They are unable to blink, speak or move... Read moreChevron
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