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Old 12-21-2011, 11:48 AM #3
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I've gone from 21/2 hrs. to 4 hrs. on my infusuin time and it made a big differance on how I felt after. One of the paitients I see at the ifusion center is on the tube for 6 hrs. Doctors orders.

You may want to see if slowing down the infusion rate may help your daughter.

Tony
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