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Old 07-01-2015, 08:29 AM #7
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With what it has been doing to my stomach and yesterday being scheduled to go to the full 60 mg dose I didn't take it until I got back from doing errands after lunch. By which time my sister and I both noticed a droop to my left eyelid. About 35 minutes after taking it the droop was gone. Does it work that quickly? No other differences as of yet.
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