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RW-- Yeah, I guess they have a script they have to follow no matter what. I just wish I knew of another neurologist I could ask for another opinion.

Judy-- I asked my doc. and was unsatisfied with the answer unfortunately! She didn't really have an answer, only said that maybe I should go off of it to be safe. I probably will and find something else to take for acne. The other choice was birth control which isn't really on the top of my list.
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