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This morning after sleeping pretty well last night I feel a little relief but I know it's going to get worse as the day goes on. I will definitely be calling the neuro on Monday and see if there's something I can do. I'm not in pain so I don't want to start the Cymbalta she prescribed. I don't want to take anything that needs tapering to get off and that has the side-effects most people report. Well, I'm 52 in age and 25 in my brain. I asked during the blood test and they said they were testing the B12. I thought D was one of those vitamins that can be toxic in large amounts. Also, another symptom from the Jan flare came up last night - when I let out my breath (like when you relax), the bottom of my lungs feels 'weird' (can't really explain the sensation-maybe tingling/burning/scratchy/irritating?) and I start dry coughing. My various arthritis/costochondritis and related have been helped different meds. I guess I should have posted my med list: Once a week: • Enbrel injection (I administer for arthritis, costochondritis and related) • Methotrexate 2.5 mg – eight tabs once a week (arthritis, costochondritis and related) • Actonel 35mg once-a-week if I remember (osteoporosis) Daily: • Synthroid .175mcg – once a day (I have no thyroid) • Lisinopril/HCTZ Tabs - one half tab daily (slightly high blood pressure) • Hydroxychloroquine 200 mg –two daily (arthritis and related) • Calcium with D 600 mg – two tabs once a day when I remember (osteoporosis) |
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