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Old 06-29-2010, 02:05 PM #15
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I'm considering discontinuing taking it...my foot is dragging more again, and I'm not walking as well as I was...I was hoping that the med had taken time to find itself, as many on other boards who take it have found...they have a reduction in effectiveness after being on it a couple of weeks, then it begins working again. This hasn't happened for me yet...I noticed it stopped working about 1 1/2weeks ago, and thought I would see the rebound already.

The headaches and sore throat are not fun either Neither is the upset tummy
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