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sindye

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Stroke,s Posted: 11-23-03 17:20pm


If all of a sudden you notice that you sometimes talk out the side of your mouth would that mean that you had a stroke and can a new tonge ring cause this also what happens if you didn.T realize this for days after

drdgb

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Posted: 01-02-07 20:08pm


Sorry, you would need to give a more detailed description to try and decide that!

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