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Hello @jager5210,
I just read the link in the article that @johnbishop posted. I hope that you read it as well and take it with you when you see a doctor about this problem.
I decided to reply to your post because you wrote, "I'm damn tired of seeing doctors." I can't tell you often I've felt that way as well. There are some problems, especially of the neurological type, that can be very hard to diagnose. I would encourage you to stay the course and keep looking for a doctor who will not, "waved me off indicating he didn't want to hear about it." Many of us on Connect, including myself, have been "waved off" and have had to research and advocate for ourselves in order to get the right diagnosis.
You might consider a consult with a doctor, neurologist, at a large multi-disciplinary medical center like a university medical school or a facility like Mayo Clinic. Have you considered a second opinion?
I forgot to mention another symptom I've experienced about 10 times since this summer. This has only happened at night when I go to bed. All my teeth hurt briefly at the same time. I feel like I'm getting a shock from below the gum line to the top of my teeth in the nerve of the tooth. I feel like I'm feeling the nerve fiber shooting up from below the gum. I haven't read of anyone else experiencing anything like this. Luckily, this is not present that often but I worry that it will become so like the cut feeling I have in my tongue.
@jager5210, I found an article similar to what you describe but I'm not sure if it includes swelling but it does point to small fiber neuropathy. Hope this helps.
PubMed -- Stronger evidence for small fiber sensory neuropathy in restless genital syndrome: two case reports in males.
-- https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20955316