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Thanks for writing in.
Facial paralysis is not a part of sleep paralysis. Sleep paralysis occurs due to total paralysis of skeletal muscles and complete arreflexia.
As rightly mentioned by your doctors the symptoms of facial paralysis, slurred speech and tongue numbness could be due to migraine or some kind of seizure. Neurological problems and bells palsy can be excluded since all your tests like MRI and nerve conduction tests are normal.
I would suggest you to consult an experienced neurologist.
Thanks for writing in.
Facial paralysis is not a part of sleep paralysis. Sleep paralysis occurs due to total paralysis of skeletal muscles and complete arreflexia.
As rightly mentioned by your doctors the symptoms of facial paralysis, slurred speech and tongue numbness could be due to migraine or some kind of seizure. Neurological problems and bells palsy can be excluded since all your tests like MRI and nerve conduction tests are normal.
I would suggest you to consult an experienced neurologist.