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I'm having a lot of trouble talking today. 90 and history of tias. what's wrong with me?
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90 with tia and spee: If you are ninety and with history of tia, you should consult your neurologist or family doctor asap, or go to er, as you may be having a stroke.
Answered 5/2/2012
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