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Old 02-27-2010, 11:19 PM #5
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I've had IVSM before, but at the hospital...3 days the first time, then 1 day each month until I quit seeing that neuro...after the first time, the stuff didn't do much for me...I hope this at least lessens the spasms so I can sleep and function better.
So if you have that thingie in your arm for the whole time, does that mean you can't exercise or shower?
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