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Old 02-22-2010, 10:36 AM #1
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Those who have leg pain, does it hurt your legs to walk, and are very weak. I have an appt. next week and will ask if I can elevate my LDN to 4.5 mg. What do you take for pain, I'm taking ibuprofen 400 mg. twice daily and it doesn't hold me especially during the night, I wake up in severe pain. Just needing help. Thanks
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