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Old 11-07-2021, 02:16 PM #5
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Has anyone had this spread to (or start in) your mouth/tongue? I am feeling a lot of burning there today and it's miserable. If you have do you have any tips/tricks?

Thanks!!
I just found this old post of yours whilst frantically chewing sour gum to deal with my mouth pain. My mouth issues started after a molar extraction three years ago and it hasn’t abated. Thus far no one knows how to help me.
How are you doing?
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