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Left side facial numbness is one of the first major symptoms that I had that drove me to get medication for the first time. Neurotin makes it bearable; and it's one of the most noticible symptoms that comes back, when the Neurotin wears off.

Do you notice any "itchy" feeling with it also? Mine is along the hairline & my left ear.
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