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Old 05-10-2007, 03:08 PM #8
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I have been having a bout with TN today, NOT FUN. It usually flairs up every 4-8 weeks for a few days, or maybe just the initial "attack" then a dull ache for a few days. My dentist suggested that I might have this, as there is no other physical reason that I would be getting this pain. I don't have the official DX of MS just possible, for the last 2+ years.

I'm hoping that cymbalta that the neuro put me on for nerve pain will help. It's strange that I just started on it yesterday and I get this today...............
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