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06-21-2020, 09:00 PM
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My husband has been battling this disease, chronically tired all the time and unable to support his own body weight he now needs help to walk or to stand up. A recent MRI showed degeneration of spinal vertebrae and inflammation. Does this fit the disease picture? Or could it be related to the long term prednisone use? Or is it totally unrelated? Waiting to hear see the doctor.
If anyone has had a similar problem I would like to hear from you. Thanks |
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