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Old 03-03-2015, 09:58 AM #12
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Default epidural shot and chorea
I had a epidural shot for my lower back pain in oct.a week later i started getting chorea in my arms and shoulders .Still have it .all my nerolgists say it's stress.Of course I told them about the shot.It does happen.Thanks
please contact me as im trying to find a doc who will help me.
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