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Old 02-11-2008, 03:53 PM #3
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[QUOTE=jowen214;196584~The left side of my face along the top of my cheek bone hurts from my ear up to and stopping at the bridge of my nose.
~When I touch the skin anywhere in that area, the pain increases greatly. (It's almost torture to feel the ear piece of my glasses rub over that skin when I put them on.)

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These two happen when I have an attack. Anything like brushing my teeth or smiling can trigger it. It is unmistakable. The pain is intense! Hope you feel better.
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