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One cause? lymph node (all), neck, back & joint pain, cough, wheezing, painful lumps shins under skin, r ear noise, tmj, fatigue, anxiety, nasal polyp
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One cause?: You describe multiple signs and symptoms that may or may not be related. Please see your Physician for examination. Your Physican may also recommend that you see your Dentist, but I suspect that hour problems are medical, not dental.
Answered 4/22/2017
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