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A 19-year-old male asked:

Occasional leg/arm heaviness left face numb. daily jaw pain nothing sets it off. it's been this way for months mri blood test ecg was clear help!

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Dr. Jerome Zacks
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Cardiology 53 years experience
Need more info.: For a young male complaining of these symptoms, one approach would be to begin with a thorough medical exam, beginning with a careful history and physical exam. Then, routine blood and urine tests, then if the underlying cause(s) were not yet known, special neurologic, cardiovascular and imaging might be done. A neurologist's exam might be needed.
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Dr. Joel Doyon
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Dentistry - Cosmetic 38 years experience
See dentist first: Since you've had your heart tested, i would recommend seeing your dentist to evaluate your tm joint and muscles. After your dentist, i would recommend seeing an orthopedic surgeon- you might have a postural/muscle problem that's pinching a nerve or blood vessels to arms and legs.
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