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Old 09-04-2008, 10:16 AM #15
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Polar cant they do a mri to see if a lesion is in an area that is damging the tyroid? that was the reason they just did extensive MRI's on me to see if there is a lesion they have missed in an area that might explaing the heart chest pains, at first I thought this was silly but a few on here said they also had mris for same reason and lesion were located. so who knows,,,,,

Curious what are you all taking for Pain, and i dont mean over the counter, my doc hemmed at scriping me any pain, because of LDN, aspirin just dont cut it

hope eveyone has a nice day
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