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Default Small Fiber Sensory Neuropathy
My mouth has an increase in the burning pain today. Not sure why. It has been pretty well under contro with an increase in the Lyrica that Mayo did. Today while searching for burning mouth on google I found this:

http://www.therapath.com/content/view/49/76/

Explains a lot of the symptoms.

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