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Old 07-08-2008, 08:07 PM #6
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i think my tn is progressing i have both sides in chronic pain and now my forehead and top of my head are starting! i think i need to go back to the neuro! the pins and needles has been happening for about a week now the pain at the top of my head started abouta month ago i just ignored it thinking it was just my head playing up! this really sucks im not having a good time at the moment!!!!

low pain wishes to all of you
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