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Old 05-17-2008, 02:54 AM #1
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Default dry nose and sore eye plus numb feeling
hi there folks
any ideas please

when i wake up my left eye is sore feeling like something in there but theres nothing , also the left side of my nose is blocked.

my face on that side also feels a little numb.

and my left ear pops and feels like it may be blocked in the inner part.

many thanks
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