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I am a 46-year-old woman with a history of mini strokes, medication-induced hallucinations, and a pacemaker. Since October, I have been experiencing involuntary movements of my jaw, lips, and tongue, causing pain, sores, and difficulty eating and swallowing. These symptoms only stop when I sleep. I have consulted my GP and a psychiatrist, tried various medications, and researched online, but no one knows what is causing this. I am currently off Depakote due to concerns it might be the cause, but the symptoms persist. Can someone help me figure out what is wrong and suggest any remedies to alleviate the pain and sores on my lips, jaw, and tongue?
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I have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes recently and am concerned about developing diabetic autonomic neuropathy. I am currently taking Metformin and have started experiencing symptoms like tingling and burning in my feet, which the neurologist attributed to autonomic neuropathy. I am also dealing with anxiety and stress. Can stress and anxiety cause these symptoms, and is it possible to reverse diabetes and prevent neuropathy through diet and lifestyle changes?
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