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I noticed my mouth gets numb, my throat (left side) won't stop aching since last month, so I decided to make an appointment with my ENT.. Sept 18th ugh! I am very anxious. I have dealt so much with my health and cancer scares left and right.
My mouth would burn, my lumps ache, my throat is insanely painful and NO ONE knows why. my ears have been so painful, mainly the left (I have chronic ear pain due to my TMJ) but it is so bad as the time progesses. my doctor gave me antibiotics. if that doesnt work she thinks i have a viral infection.again.
I get sores here and there. I had lymph nodes before but no one knew the reason. i still have to behind the neck that never left so the oncologist thought nothing of them "not impresses" as she said. since docs thought I had lymphoma.
I have GERD/Acid reflux also.
I eat veggies, dieting, working out. I have done what every doctor, specialist has told me and I don't feel better now this.
I will post pictures of my tongue if anyone wants to see

Thank you, opinions are so very needed.View Thread

help? my ENT appointment won't be anytime soon...View Thread


my tongue is painful
here are a few images if anyone can help?
the lumps/bumps (whatever they are) are SORE, burn and painfulllllll!!
please help




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I will trust him. I will let you know what happens. Antibiotics aren't working. My doctor told me to call her tomorrow for valtrex? I will try and see until Sept. 18 (the ENT appointment) Thanks for keeping an eye on me.
Take care and have a great week Rod Moser. once more, thank you.View Thread

I will keep taking these antibiotics and hope for the best. Thanks again Dr. Moser.View Thread
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