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Every once in a while i have no control over my right side of body. what's going on? is this some form of paralysis?
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Episodic?: Episodic neurological events fall into three categories: strokes, seizures, migraine. Each can produce transient weakness or dysfunction of one side of the body. Each can resolve to normal with time and rest. A thorough neurological evaluation is necessary to make the appropriate diagnosis and to determine the appropriate treatment.
Answered 4/24/2017
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