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Old 02-16-2013, 02:13 PM #1
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i agree with tkrik. don't try to tolerate this or sweep it aside.
i think it's serious enuf to contact your neuro & pcp. you might even see if
your dr is on call this wk/e. that way you can talk to them before Mon.

you might also ask your pharmacist if any of your meds could be doing this to you. have you been on any steroids lately?

please let us know you you are.
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