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Old 04-22-2013, 02:57 AM #1
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Default atypical face pain
my neurochirurg doctor recommends me to implant electrode in my head (motor cortex stimulation).
that is after trying all madicines including a madical kanavis.
i am 60+, a female, suffers from a chronical pain in my jaw 5 years.
is there anybody give me an advise?
miki

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