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Old 02-27-2014, 09:08 AM #2
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Yes, by all means bring it up to your neuro.

The right side of my throat and back of the tongue is numb and has been for some time; so the normal gag reflex is impaired on that side. I've also lost the innervation to some muscles of mastication on the right, so there is now a hollow where those chewing muscles should be. Apparently it is due to a lesion in the brain stem on me; that may or may not be MS related.

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