Isolated numbness of the tip of the tongue in hemispheric stroke
onset of numbness at her TT 3 days before visiting our hospital. She felt numbness but did not experience any burn-ing sensation or pain, and the numbness was not exacerbated by lingual movement or acidic food intake. The numbness did not spread to the oral mucosa, palate, teeth, or gums. She denied performing any antecedent vigorous activity ... ................
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