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It may be something else because of the head paraesthesia. do any of you know what this may be?
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More info needed: Head paraesthesia is not a very specific term. It describes some sort of sensation disturbance but is not being descriptive as it relates to the problem you are having. If you could be more specific as to what's going one, it would help better in arriving to a diagnosis and treatment of it.
Answered 7/7/2012
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