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Hi still fighting
Thanks I for input.Yes I am having all types of weird feelings like now my lips are dry and cracking and pain in jaw joint under my ear just started today wondering if it connected to PN
Makes me worried that it hitting my jaw. But it could be dental issue with my denture.I have only had PN about 4 months just saw neurologist for first time this week.
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