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Old 09-01-2010, 04:27 PM #4
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Thx Lily and Bmw for your kind words. I do see a neuro in oct. Right now I feel very down n depressed. Are there any success stories that you guys have heard. It seems must of the posts I read are people still in pain after trying multiple drugs, etc.

In a nut shell my symptoms are-

1.Dull aching pain in gums coming from mainly 3 spots in mouth-zero facial pain

2.The pain is pretty much much constant but do have times with no pain

3.The pain varies in intensity and changes places

4.Pain meds such as vicodin have no effect

Have you guys ever heard of this before? I'v researched this a lot and Atypical Odontolgia kinda fits me to a tee.

Thx again,
Shannon
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