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This came up in another thread - wondering if this is true for more than just a few of us.
All of my physical symptoms have been on the left side of my body. These have included the following:
Headache Facial numbness/tingling Eye problems Back Pain Neck Pain Leg and foot numbness/tingling Colon issues Ovarian cyst Knee swelling
I have also had the fatigue, the brain fog, the loss for words and other cognitive issues but physical presentation is always on the left side.
Just wondering what the reason for this might be and if anyone else has experienced something like this.
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The numbness and tingling of my feet/legs and hands/arms is much worse on the left side (but it does bother me on the right as well, just not as bad)
When I get facial numbness (often after a warm shower or exercise) it is exclusively on the left side.
The aching eye pain (like someone is trying to dig my eyeball out with a spoon) and blurriness that I get is in the right eye (go figure).
Ken
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Yes, most of my symptoms are on my right. Does anyone know why this is? How can a bacteria pick a side? Or is it that it depends on what part of your brain is effected like when you have a stroke?
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left side for me. Interesting topic though.
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