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I have neurological issues due to my osteoarthritis i woke up with the tip of my tongue being numb.will this go back to normal or is it permanent?
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Not sure it is relat: It would be unusual to have an arthritis problem influence sensation of the oral area. I would be concerned about neurologic/brain-related issues
Answered 6/14/2018
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