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Old 03-22-2008, 01:12 PM #1
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They would probably wait for a second attack anyway, and by then perhaps more lesions would show up.

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That is kind of what I was thinking which makes me sad if it causes her to delay starting medications if she is so inclined.

Like Bird said some Doctors are more cautious. I'm really glad mine wasn't although my case seems to have been a slam dunk. Is that a good thing?
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I've had three recordable attacks, and still no dx....some are VERY conservative. Problem for me is that I didn't see the same doctor each time, so its my word. Guess I could get all my records and keep them handy.

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