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For me, it doesn't always cause a true flare. But, I do have a flare up of symptoms, kind of like a pseudo-exacerbation. Switching from fall to winter is my worst time. But it may have more to do with always ending up with a sinus infection or cold right around that same time.
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For me, it doesn't always cause a true flare. But, I do have a flare up of symptoms, kind of like a pseudo-exacerbation.
I guess that's what I'm having now....a pseudo-exacerbation....since I've had these sane symptoms before. Still though, it's difficult to put up with.
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For me, it doesn't always cause a true flare. But, I do have a flare up of symptoms, kind of like a pseudo-exacerbation.

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I guess that's what I'm having now....a pseudo-exacerbation....since I've had these sane symptoms before. Still though, it's difficult to put up with.
Perrrrrzactly!!!!! Me TOO..
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I think what I have going on right now might be a flare. Then again, I've had this pain for awhile now. It's just worse now than it ever was.
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