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Old 07-29-2008, 07:49 AM #4
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I was just told about Sjogren disease. it can cause VERY dry eyes!

many meds can make you miserable, and zanaflex made me crazy! my poor eyes were sooo dry. bacolfen makes them pretty dry, but not as bad as zanaflex.

http://www.sjogrensworld.org/

if you want to wander over.
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