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Old 05-28-2008, 08:26 PM #1
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Default Twitching Cheek
OK- New symptom- My right cheek is twitching probably about 50 times a day (under the eye that occl feel like its getting sprayed with water. The twitching doesnt hurt, just annoying!

My PM doc (who was just written up as a best doc in NY) told me RSD does not go into the eyes or mouth! I know he is sooo wrong but how do you tell them that- I need some articles to show him- he is very open to learning so I don't think he would be offended.

Any thoughts

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