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I have a tumour on my submandibular gland, and seeing my consultant in about 2 weeks, just wondering if its possible it could be affecting facial nerves as i've been having weird stinging/pins and needles etc sensations in areas near/on my forehead?
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Possibly : From your description, the symptoms may be related to nerve involvement. Please consider an ENT appointment right away.
Answered 12/13/2019
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