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Old 05-20-2012, 04:16 PM #1
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Crazy Anyone's pain fade away over time? Anyone have nerve pain?

My pain has lessened over the past 22 months, and after an impact to front tooth caused some nerve pain during the early stages of the TBI, it seems I now have nerve pain in the roof of the mouth.

Curious is any mods or members here can relate to having nerve and/or head pain, and what has happened to your pain.

Thanks.
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