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Old 11-07-2006, 08:45 PM #1
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Question chronic carotidynia
Can anyone who has had chronic carotidynia please let me know how long your symptoms have been present and what you have done to get rid of it or minimise the symptoms?
Has anyone with alternative treatments to steroids and NSAIDS?
I have had it for 2 years with some resolution but recurrences. Have had two big courses of prednisene and lots of ibuprofen, but I cant exercise as it recurs and flares up! It did settle for a while but has flared up again for past 6 months. I am still able to work but life has a big filter on it now! Any help appreciated

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