Muscle weakness on left side of face and left arm and left leg

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The results should NOT be considered a diagnosis. Please consult your health care provider.

edit important variables such as: demo: duration, demo: age, muscle weakness in leg(s), palpitations, palpitations without fever, stiff neck, high blood pressure

related types of physicians - neurologist, neurosurgeon, general practitioner

Head injury - trauma to skull or brain

'head injury' is considered a medical emergency

Cerebral contusion - bruise to brain

'cerebral contusion' is considered a medical emergency

Trauma neck - neck injury

a.k.a injury to neck

'trauma neck' is considered a medical emergency

Migraine - severe recurring headaches

Transient ischemic attacks - mini strokes from decreased blood supply to brain

a.k.a TIA, mini stroke

'transient ischemic attacks' is considered a medical emergency

Basilar skull fracture - fracture of bones at base of skull

a.k.a fracture base of skull

'basilar skull fracture' is considered a medical emergency

Encephalitis - brain inflammation

a.k.a encephalopathy, viral encephalitis

'encephalitis' is considered a medical emergency

Epidural hemorrhage - bleeding between outer covering of brain and skull

a.k.a epidural hematoma

'epidural hemorrhage' is considered a medical emergency

Meningitis - infection of membranes surrounding brain and spinal cord

'meningitis' is considered a medical emergency

Near drowning - surviving drowning

'near drowning' is considered a medical emergency

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convulsions
had convulsions but not seizing now
headache worse on movement
headache worse with coughing or sneezing
high blood pressure
impaired sensations in foot (feet)
injury head
looking or sounding sick
lump or swelling on head
muscle weakness in leg(s)
needs immunization
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