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Old 06-05-2011, 10:44 AM #1
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Default Atypical TN in lower Rt, lower Left and...

Last night I had 4 teeth on the lower right side and an ear ache. Tegretol was handling the pain. THEN I had it on the lower left side, more Tegretol. THEN on the upper left side and the tears came. I just sat and cried from the pain. Never happened before and I hope never again. Is it possible this is something other than ATN??????

After 5 of the 200mg Tegretol it eased up. Anyone else have something like this?
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