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My face and neck is getting numb frequently , sometimes affecting my scalp too. i also feel dizzy and tired constantly. do i need to see doctor?
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Seek care: Focal numbness, fatigue, and dizziness offer a constellation of symptoms that require evaluation. Please see your primary physician. You should consider factors that flare symptoms, what helps, does stress or heat play a role, or other journaled items that could assist your diagnosis.
Answered 9/28/2016
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