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Old 04-19-2009, 01:16 PM #9
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When I said sore throat, I should have qualified it to mean more throat hurts like I've had something stuck there and it made it sore. I'm goinjg to call my dr tomorrow morning and talk to him. The other thing that I have had, at the sametime, is that I can't swallow at night. I tend to get my head, neck and shoulder wet. It's so scary no being able to swallow your own saliva at night. Also, there sees to be a big lump in my throat. Only 1 more day till I can call him.

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