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Old 06-15-2019, 10:39 PM #3
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Cocaine use should not have increased your chances of getting MS, however out of curiosity where do you live where you cannot share that information with your doctors? I’m unfamiliar with privacy in other countries but if it’s anywhere in the US the doctors may frown upon it and want to lecture you about it, but it’s very important for them to know about drug use, past and present.
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