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Old 11-09-2009, 04:04 PM #1
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Default Painful Legs?
What do you do about the pain in your legs. This started about a month ago, is this a flare or just symptoms again. I take baclefen, which helps I have not had much pain except 5 years ago when it was in my R. arm so bad that I had to have IV steroids. I don't think this needs steroids, but it hurts in both legs and it is more difficult to walk. Do you feel like you have to be your own doctor.
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