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Old 11-15-2008, 06:21 AM #6
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I haven't had a bone density test and I've been on steriods for almost exactly a year now. Should I ask about this when I go see my new neuro or my GP? I don't want to put anyone out or look like I'm questioning their professional judgement.

I've been taking 800mg of calcium, no vitamin D and 50 mg for potassium. Those are just my supplements - obviously I get more nutrients from my food - I try to eat pretty healthy. Lots of fruit and veg. I didn't drink a lot of milk as a child.

Erin, I do crave juice but not milk (I'm still not a milk person).

Take care!
~Kathy
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