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Old 02-24-2008, 04:39 PM #1
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Question MS facial pain?
Does MS facial pain feel like your cheeks are really heavy and the jaw (front part at your cheeks, not the bottom of the jaw) hurt when you move it? And like someone is pressing against your face. And have a buzzing like feeling (it feels like it's numb but if I touch my face I can tell it's not numb).
This feeling I have been having is hard for me to describe.


Cherie, this IS a post where I'm asking if this is MS like or not, LOL.
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