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I have a nerve on the left side of my head that keeps jumping it stops then start back is this serious my does'nt when this happens it just keep jumn?
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A jumping nerve: What do you mean by a jumping nerve? Do you mean you have a feeling of throbbing? Does it bother you when you chew or open and close your mouth? Can you feel it with your fingers? Hard to know, but this is probably not serious. A lot depends on how you describe the symptoms.
Answered 5/22/2016
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