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Old 09-26-2008, 03:16 PM #17
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This is probably going to sound really stupid, but what do you mean by eye pressure? Is this yet another side effect of these crazy steriods!?! Should I be checking my eyes somehow?? I've been planing to get an eye check up soon - I've had the same prescription lenses for about 8 years and haven't been to see an eye doctor since I was diagnosed. So when I go should I ask about pressure too? Sorry about all the questions - man, just when you think you've got this thing figured out!!

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