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Old 10-27-2015, 12:50 PM #4
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My area has been the rt jaw, teeth and tongue. My last block was over a month ago and I'm still 90% pain free. It's a tough area because I'd normally use Lidocaine patches and/or Epsom Salt lotion.
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