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Old 01-03-2010, 01:38 PM #11
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That's okay, Rach! It sounds like you had quite a rough time- that's odd that you had an allergic reaction to th penicillin. Are you feeling better now? Do you still have the infection? I've had a cough too, a dry one, which is really annoying...I hope that the infection clears asap!

Thanks for the info. re. the prednisone- I can't wait to be at 20mgs!

Take care!
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