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Old 01-10-2010, 02:46 AM   #22 (permalink)
KaleidoskopicVision
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Originally Posted by ssandra View Post
I can do this with continuous pain, and it does go away when I do this It is my preferred method of dealing with pain

But the problem is that the pain is always very sudden and very sharp. It doesn't give me any time to adjust to it. It is an instinct reaction that I cannot control. It is also a pain that goes from my teeth to my entire jaw, and makes it impossible to think

Of course, I could keep on trying, and maybe after 10 treatments I would manage do to that.. but I would prefer something faster
Ah I see. Regular topical anesthetics not working is very interesting. The opioid resistance makes sense from your history though. Has your dentist tried a benzodiazepine?
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