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Old 10-27-2021, 12:55 AM #1
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I have been taking 3000mcg methylcobalmin and 3mg folate for past 15-20 days and the feeling on my left cheek have completely resided but now I am having this twitch like feeling on my right eye but it never twitches. Is it something serious or should I just keep going with these methylcobalmin and folate?
It resided just 2 days ago and before the complete stopping of symptoms on left cheek, those on right eye started up.
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