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Old 01-22-2019, 09:27 AM #3
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Hi Femlex
I am feeling better but never really got an answe to why it happened. I still occasionally now get low grade fevers..
But not as often .
I'm sorry to hear you have this.
I had started on vitamin d, b12 and vitamin c ..not sure if it helped and it had been 5-6 months before I felt somewhat better.
Hope you feel better soon.
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