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Old 04-12-2013, 09:18 AM #1
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Default Neuropathy after gum graft?
4 months prior to diagnosis of small fiber neuropathy, I had an extensive gum graft. While testing for various neurological causes of nerve pain, I also had an attack of my trigeminal nerve, which remains unexplained. I now have pain and burning almost body wide from the SFN. Prior to the gum graft, i have never had any neurological issue or pain. Has anyone heard of gum work causing neuropathy?
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