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Old 05-10-2022, 09:39 PM #7
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I have noticed good things from IVIG. A sad piece is the great brain changes early on seems gone. Also this new thing that seems like Renal is of real concern. I had issues in this area before. I was told I had POTS many years ago so anything that messes with my fluids is impacting. There is a lot going on including big weather changes so I need something to ease up. Sculptor 44
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