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12-26-2008, 01:11 PM
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Sounds very uncomfortable!
New, or worsening of existing symptoms, that last longer than 24 - 48 hrs, is a sign that you are in an attack (unless you have infection stirring things up). I don't call my neuro when I have attacks, because I don't do steroids. If you might plan to do steroids though, then it's probably worth calling him. Hope this just blows over soon.  I often find that many (but not all) of my facial symptoms do within a few days.Cherie
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