Tingling In Face Area-weird Sensation Posted: 02-03-07 22:55pm
I get this weird sensation on and off-it's
mild feeling. But it feels like around my
mouth(below my lips)-my lower cheeks-and
upper neck get tingly-numblike. I can
feel the skin but it just feels less than
it usually does. I know this might sound
confusion but i'm trying my best to
explain it. I have been on zoloft for 3
years for panic/anxiety/depression and I
also have klonopin that I take as needed.
That ranges anywhere from 3 times a week
to once every two weeks. I read somewhere
that benzo's can do this. I've recently
had a mri fro other symptoms so i'm pretty
confident it's not ms or anything of that
nature. Any help or advice would be
greatly appreciated!
Thank you and god bless,
leah
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shopbunny17
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Joined: 03 Mar 2007 Posts: 27 Location: Kentucky
Re: Tingling In Face Area-weird Sensation Posted: 03-25-07 00:16am
thats a sign of anxiety because my lips
use to feel really tingly, and i looked it
up and it says that anxiety can cause
tingle feelings... and one of the main
places was around the mouth
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Stan
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Joined: 01 Jan 2006 Posts: 1620 Location: ,
Posted: 03-25-07 10:30am
Be careful of this because tingling or
burning sensations on the mouth or lips
(called pallor), can be a sign of a
physical problem. Don't chock up
everything to anxiety unless you've ruled
out physical problems first. Medicine,
however, could possibly have this effect.
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