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Old 10-07-2011, 08:05 AM #8
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Honestly, how could you possibly have known? No one could. I really hope and pray you get some relief. You have gone through enough. The Mucinex really helps...you can hopefully be able to produce some mucus/moisture with it. I wish you the very best, again.

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Hi,

It was a decayed tooth that should of been pulled. I thought a root canal specialist was going to do the work but it was another dentist that did it which I regret. There were many mistakes I made that I have a hard time forgiving myself. Im hoping that it will heal but only God knows. I have no mucus production only when I cry or eat spicy food. I dont know if its from the inflammation of my face or all the meds I took. Again thanks for your help.

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