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Old 12-12-2012, 07:27 AM #1
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Default anesthesia delorosa please
Totally new to this and am just figuring it out on how to post or search this thing so hang with me. Iam not sure but I think I looked at this site yesterday and found a good answer to what I have and who else does. I have been having strange itchyness all over body and am thinking it might be meds? Have not changed them but to increase Lyrica in the past 3 weeks. Anyone else have this?
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