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Old 04-19-2010, 08:18 AM #1
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Hey annie- I had a question. You know that drug reaction vetween a neuromuscular disorder and accutane/ isotretinoin? The site u sent me? Could that of caused permenent muscle damage? Could I now suffer from that? I feel there are muscles in my body that are very deteriorated yet unsure if that's mg. Thanks
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