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Old 02-23-2013, 05:29 PM #6
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Hi again owls... That doesn't sound very good!

When did you last speak to your regular doctor? (not the eye doctor)

I don't mean to sound alarmist on a computer screen but you should see a doctor again ASAP while you have the rash, especially considering all the other symptoms you're describing and considering the medications you have been prescribed.
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