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Pain of the roof of the mouth Posted: 01-18-08 14:54pm


Sometimes, only when I eat my first meal of the day, the roof of my mouth starts throbbing and the pain gets so unbearable that I can't eat. Normally if I wait 10 minutes without eating, it will go away. But if I try to continue to eat, it gets worse. My mother has the same problem. I've had it for as long as I remember. Does anyone else experience this or ever heard of it?

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