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Old 03-31-2008, 07:31 PM #1
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Default Question re:solu medrol iv effects...
Needed to ask folks here who have had treatment if you could please tell me how long did you feel like you were ran over by a train?

My honey had 3- 1000 mg iv treatments last week and it`s hitting hard now. I have had the fun of prednisone pills, but, not iv yet...

Will appreciate any input to help us know when the freight train will depart...thanks

Elaine
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