Can you hallucinate a cavity in your tooth that stays there for fourteen days? Also, can you hallucinate a broken jaw?
Yes @Zwaynopolous
Maybe it’s time to contact your doctor
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Damn man…sounds like your having a hard time with your symptoms. You really should talk to somebody man… You seem really different in your thinking right now … compared to before
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Snap to @Vertigo
You don’t sound 100 percent well, idk.
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No, only a broken armbone.
No mirror.
I don’t understand @Zoe
Are you referring to me?
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Snap means ‘the same’ in some places. I think Zoe was echoing what you said @Vertigo
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Oh ok thanks @el_Jimbobbio
Yeah I wasn’t sure what was meant by Snap. 
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Yea I just mean I agree with Wave when I say snap.
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lol thanks @Zoe
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Did you do something to break your jaw? It’s possible to hallucinate anything really.
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Moved to Dx’d SZ.
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It’s realistically possible to experience sensitivity in a tooth and presume it’s a cavity. I’ve had a dentist confirm this notion. However the broken jaw for me would be a red flag in my thought processes and indicate it’s time to reach out.
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