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Spots, Sores On Cheek. Over Active Thyroid, Red Palms, Itchy Eye, Cheek Jump. How To Cure?

I have had deep painful spots/ sores on one side of my cheek that last months, they don't seem to heal & always just in that 1 area, ive been drs & hospital for treatment,but want this condition gone or at least made better? im 52 had this for 3yrs, very depressed, will not go out when its so bad& painful, also depressed, please can you shed some light, I also suffer with over active thyroid, red palms, twitcy eye that also makes my cheek jump?
Jackie
posted on Thu, 18 Apr 2013
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Hi, they appear to be some thing concerned with malignancy, i advise you to consult an oncologist or dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. As you are telling it is since long time till that time you use medicines for pain relief.
I to my patients with such symptoms prescribe gabapentine, pain killers, and multivitamins, along with nourotropic injections. Thank you.
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Spots, Sores On Cheek. Over Active Thyroid, Red Palms, Itchy Eye, Cheek Jump. How To Cure?

Hi, they appear to be some thing concerned with malignancy, i advise you to consult an oncologist or dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. As you are telling it is since long time till that time you use medicines for pain relief. I to my patients with such symptoms prescribe gabapentine, pain killers, and multivitamins, along with nourotropic injections. Thank you.