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Old 10-07-2009, 12:23 AM #1
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Question red eyes?
Forgive me for only asking questions here, I read but feel so new at all this that I don't really have the experience to comment properly. I have been experiencing red eyes which seem to get better with drops but only for a little while, then later in day it is back. Do any of you also get this or is it completely unrelated to the MG?

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