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I've been getting a pain in my right temperal lobe area wich last for up to a minute and i feel like i could pass out it then instantly goes?
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Pain: Sounds like a neuralgia or nerve pain. On that area are your chewing muscles and your trigeminal nerve. If the pain is non stop you should go to the er
Answered 8/11/2014
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