prompt: Doc, I've been feeling really off lately. My head hurts all the time, and it's mostly on the left side. Also, I get these weird episodes where my face gets numb, especially around the mouth area. And this tingling sensation spreads throughout my entire body for a few hours. What could be causing this?
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chosen.content: Doc, I've been feeling really off lately. My head hurts all the time, and it's mostly on the left side. Also, I get these weird episodes where my face gets numb, especially around the mouth area. And this tingling sensation spreads throughout my entire body for a few hours. What could be causing this?
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chosen.content: So first things first, let's start from the very beginning. When your body is healthy, all the cells are doing their job well, but when something goes wrong, some of them might start producing too much of a certain chemical or even too little. That's when you might want to do a blood test to check the balance of all chemicals. For example, you might have too much sodium, which causes the swelling of brain cells.
  Secondly, you mentioned you feel tingling sensation in your face, so I assume there's some nerve damage going on. But that's not the end of world if you can prevent it from spreading. The thing is, the blood vessels are what nourish our brain cells. They transport nutrients and oxygen through the body. Now imagine if you had a cut somewhere on your leg (I don't wish you that though). You would bandage it up to stop the bleeding. Same here, the blood vessels are damaged, they bleed into the tissue, and the blood clot is formed. So we need to treat them with blood thinners. They are like aspirin.
  Lastly, as to why this happens... Well, the blood vessels are located under the meninges. They go all over the place. Maybe you got injured, maybe it's a genetic disorder, it doesn't matter. To prevent it from coming back, we need to strengthen them. Vitamins B and E will help with that. Also, eat plenty of food rich in potassium and calcium.
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rejected.content: Doc, I've been feeling really off lately. My head hurts all the time, and it's mostly on the left side. Also, I get these weird episodes where my face gets numb, especially around the mouth area. And this tingling sensation spreads throughout my entire body for a few hours. What could be causing this?
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