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Old 04-15-2011, 11:00 PM #1
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Default What?? Why do my teeth hurt all of a sudden?
I layed dwn to go to bed and all of a sudden....one side of my mouth begins to throb. it's like a toothache except it is both on the top and bottom and only on the left side. Extreme kind of pain...

I assume this is another lovely MS related thing. What is it??
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