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Old 11-10-2009, 08:10 PM #16
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24 hr rule, unless I'm sure that it's a flare before that. Because my flares tend to be severe, and need to begin steroids ASAP.

If my flares did not require treatment, would wait 48 hrs, and call so neuro would have noted symptoms in my medical record. It is my belief that your neuro needs to know about a flare, even if you do not require neuro's assistance.

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