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Old 05-08-2009, 09:32 PM #16
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Thumbs up Hi Cricket!
Has your headache gone away yet? If not, I'd call your dr or get to the ER. You may be having a reaction to the IV IG. Did you drink lots of water before it? Were you given benadryl or tylenol?

Hope you are already feeling better!

Big hugs!
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