What causes numbness on one side of the face? Could it be a side effect of a new birth control?

I just not long (1 1/2 months ago) started a new type of birth control; yasmin. I have an ear infection during the time that I started the new birth control and be on antibiotics to kill the infection. I started notice that I was have numbness on the right side of my face. I enjoy continued having this numbness immediately for 1 1/2 months and the ear infection is long gone along with the antibiotics. Could this be a side effect of the yasmin? I never have this problem when I was on seasonale. Just curious to see if anyone else have ever had these same symptoms.
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No this probably have nothing to do near the yasmin. Go see a doctor asap and tell them just about the numbness on the side of your face. It could be bell's palsy which is a paralysis of the facade that has no agreed cause, it newly happens to some those and is a serious condition.

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Pls attain in touch beside your dr about this. What you are experiencing is not usual.

I had a rough time adjust to the Yasmin when I tried it for 6 months last year. Things did settle down after a bit til I have some other problems with it. But I contracted I would never do the Yasmin again because of the problems I had starting out.

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I dont know how outdated you are, but any numbness like you describe should be looked at by a doctor. There is other the fear of a stroke to consider even though at hand certainly may be another do, I def. dont think it is from the pill. Get it checked. Good luck

Facial spine above the lip?

If this affects only one side of your obverse accompanied by paralysis to the orifice, eye lids, this could very well be Bell's Palsy, usually treated with a stepdown regimen prednisone if initiated rash in the condition. See a physician!