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Old 04-10-2009, 10:10 PM #6
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As far as the MS specialist, you should be able to get to his/her nurse to talk unless it is your first time seeing the doctor. The wait is long for first timers. I agree with others that calling your pcp should be your first choice.

Valium will not work for pain.

Hope you are calling the pcp. Sometimes you have to call a bunch. The old proverb: the squeaky wheel gets the oil.
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