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Radiating Pain In Eyelid And Cheek On One Side Along Nerve Posted: 02-20-06 17:48pm


Has anyone ever experienced a pain (upon touch only) on one side of the face affecting the eyelid and cheek only? It only hurts when I touch the eyelid or cheek and it feels like it may be in the nerves there? Any ideas? Thanks. (it's been going on for months...No other real symptoms but it does hurt and is starting to make me feel sick probably because it has been going on for months.)

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