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Why do i feel a strange sensation of numbness in my tongue and palate all day? no recent surgeries or something
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Investigate: Problem may be neurologic, reaction to medications, change in something in your diet, or many other reasons. Please see your Physician for an examination.
Answered 4/1/2015
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