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Old 10-24-2012, 11:51 AM #1
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Hi,
I'm new here as I have been looking for a few answers re: post op mvd @ y was.
My mvd went well. It seems thst I have held onto the r sidef headache. It feels btr if I lie down flat . I have noticed my cheek feels funny. When I touch it. I can feel it. Weird. I also am chewing on the left side. Any advice? I keep thinking that I am still recovering. Thanks so much. Jenn
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