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Old 05-24-2007, 05:51 AM #1
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Confused Swallowing My Pills
I have found the last few weeks I am having a hard time swallowing my pills - is this something common? I used to be able to take 4 - 5 at a times and now it seems like 2 are hard to go down and I start to gag. I have not been feeling to great these last few weeks either.....

just wondering if anyone else has this issue?
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