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Old 12-10-2012, 04:58 PM #6
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I've had shingles before and didn't react within the 72 hour window, but after having it for over a month, I tried L-lysine and it gradually went away. Now I take one L-lysine a day to keep it away. My last break out was in 2009 and I don't want another one.

I hope it's not shingles.
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