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Old 04-16-2009, 04:09 PM #1
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Default How about taste?
Another symptom I seem to be having post IVIG is the lack of taste. I can't really taste much of what I am eating. I am also constantly thinking I am hungry. Is this temporary in that it's only been a week?

Also seem to have a tingling at times in my lower arms and fingers. Taking the predisone seems to make this go away!

So many stupid things going on here!!!
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