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Are numbness in left side of face and acute sinuitis related?
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Not usually: Sinusitis generally causes pain or pressure in the area corresponding to the sinus that is affected. I there is numbness on the left side of your face, you should see a doctor. If you also have accompanied paralysis of facial muscles, you should see a doctor ASAP to be on the safe side.
Answered 6/10/2014
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