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Old 07-19-2009, 11:23 AM #3
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Originally Posted by NanaCat View Post
Yeah, I had that too. Also on the top (right side only) of my palate. Felt like half of my mouth was on fire.

The MVD fixed it!
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I guess since I haven;t been diagnosed for a long time they want to try meds first. The thought of surgery is scary.On my head,like though my scull scary.I don't even want to think of the headache in recovery.
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