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glossopharyngeal-neuralgia

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"The pain occurs in episodes and may be severe and can sometimes be triggered by chewing, coughing, laughing, speaking or swallowing. Unlike trigeminal neuralgia, a well defined trigger zone is not readily apparent and may never be clearly defined ⁵."

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