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Old 05-15-2012, 09:41 PM #6
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Hmmm, metabolic disorder. I know I had off the charts high triglycerides a couple years after dxd with MS. I had to take meds for awhile but have it under control with diet now. My HDL and LDL were completely normal. Anyone else?
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