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Default does Mesitonin or the equivalent work for everyone
Hi I am on the drug Pyro--- sorry can't remember how to spell it. I am still tired. My dr upped my pills by one. Are there instances where this drug just doesn't work? How dangerous are the side effects for the steroids. And do they help more?
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