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Old 09-19-2010, 07:14 AM #3
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why is it that our MDs dont know the stuff they are putting us on? I dont mean they have to be a walking encylopedia, but they must be willing to look stuff up, or admit that it may be a side effect and get back to us. I had an MD that was completely blind to the stuff I was on. When I crabbed about pancreatitis they said NO WAY was it copaxone. it just wasnt possible. its one of the first side effects listed!

Its best to be your own advocate and look up the stuff you are taking. Well done Deb
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