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Puncuation

0 How would you puncutate? 02br
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00The first episode was two weeks ago and presented as a left sided numbness that felt like Novocain and developed into a left arm numbness. 0-
  

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0 You mean "Novocaine" which is is a local anesthetic often referred to as procaine, I guess. 02br 00If that is the case, then your sentence needs to be corrected before it can be properly punctuated. g.

— Temico

  • 0 You mean "Novocaine" which is is a local anesthetic often referred to as procaine, I guess.
  • 02br 00If that is the case, then your sentence needs to be corrected before it can be properly punctuated.
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0 You mean "Novocaine" which is is a local anesthetic often referred to as procaine, I guess. 02br
00If that is the case, then your sentence needs to be corrected before it can be properly punctuated. e.g. 02br
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00"The first episode, two weeks ago, WHICH WAS presented as a left-sided numbness that felt like Novocaine, developed into a left arm numbness." 0-
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0 "A left-sided numbness that felt like Novocaine". If Novocaine is a chemical substance, this phrase sounds a bit odd to me. Shouldn't it be like "a left-sided numbness that felt like the one caused by Novocaine"? 02br
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0 Hi Guest, 02br
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00Stand aside, guys. This sounds like a medical question. 02br
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00(01b00"Presented"02b00 is correctly used in this context "Mrs. B
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