President Obama has unveiled a plan to address gun violence in the nation. The initiative consists of 23 executive actions and three presidential memoranda, most of which will require congressional approval. Many parts of the plan may have significant effects on states.
Neuropathy or nerve damage can be due to a number of specific diseases and disorders. In many cases, neuropathy has no known cause. In rare cases, if the numb face is accompanied by numbness or weakness of the arms or legs on one side of the body, it can be a sign of stroke. Numbness of the face can also result from injury or, rarely, tumors of the brain or nerves.
Each one of the first three letters in FAST stands for a word which you can use to recognize a symptom of stroke. The last letter...well, read on. Here is what each letter stands for, and how it can help you get someone with a stroke the appropriate treatment, FAST: F=Face--ask the person to smile. If one side of the face appears crooked or drooping, the person may be having a stroke. A stroke usually causes weakness of the body or face. If you see that someone's face is lopsided, that is a sign of stroke, which is a medical emergency.