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Question Electrical Shock Sensation to Tongue
Has anyone ever experienced an electrical shock to your tongue while sleeping? I had a tooth extraction 3 months ago and about 3 weeks after the extraction experienced an electrical shock sensation to the entire left side of my tongue, which woke me up from sleeping. Since then, I have had several episodes to the tip of my tongue. Wondering if this could be dental related or something else. Thanks!
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