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Old 09-07-2010, 12:27 PM #2
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Apples and oranges, missj. Lesions and Disease progression have little to do with one another. When you have an exacerbation, it means you have inflamation. A new symptom may arise and your old symptoms could also raise their ugly head.

There really is no method to it's madness.
If they could figure it all out, we'd have a cure by now.
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