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Old 05-06-2009, 06:23 PM #1
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Arrow swelled in right side of face
Hi ,all i did fine out that the swelling in right side of face was caused by my r.s.d. .It startes in my left ear and dose like a blocking in my ear. i went and got my shotes man did that help. i am still thinking of haveing a tube put in that ear .maybe it will help and maybe it will not but it is worth the try god bless kimmie
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