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A member asked:
Can paresthesia be healed 100%? i have 3 months,it's improving, but lip is still tight
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Depends on the cause: The sensation of numbness of numbness and tingling may be 100% healed if the cause if it is one of the reversible causes of neuropathy such as hypothyroidism or Vitamin B12, D, or folate (folic acid) deficiency, due to medication side effects, etc. Otherwise, if the cause is unknown or known but not reversible then, perhaps not. More questions? www.healthtap.com/dr-saghafi
Answered 10/26/2016
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