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Eye pain, temple pain every day. ive heard sinnutis does that. if so what otc med help it? anything else could it be?
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Pain: More likely a neuralgia. Those two areas are linked by the trigeminal nerve. May be a dental in origin. warm compresses, soft diet, ibuprofen will help but start by seeing your dentist
Answered 10/21/2014
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