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Old 02-21-2008, 10:41 PM #1
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Default Question..When lesions in the brain are forming can you feel it and is it painful ?
I'm asking because I've had head pain( pain sometimes like by my ear or on the other side of my head or top of my head) off and on for awhile. I'm scaried that this could mean more lesions which I don't want or need. All opinions welcomed. Thanks Kristi
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