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A member asked:
Can someone be having a stroke with b/p 120/65 i am on azrithomiacin and predinsone 10mg for sinus infection have tingling off and on left hand/foot?
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Yes, but: Someone can have a stroke with any blood pressure, but isolated tingling in the left foot is more likely a peripheral neuritis and would be a very unusual presenting symptom of a stroke.
Answered 6/15/2015
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