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Old 04-06-2013, 08:40 AM #19
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Hi Lisa,

I'm glad to hear the good news that your husbands blood work came back fine. It's up to the both of you but when you and your husband see the neuro you might want to ask for a DNA test to be done to find the correct sz. med and be sure to let the neuro know of any other meds your husband is taking. I've found that over the yrs. the neuro doesn't know as much about meds as a pharmacist so often I will check with my pharmacist and he can really give me details on the sz. meds will interact with anything else I take.
I wish you and your husband only the best and May God Bless You Both!

Sue
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