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Old 03-27-2010, 10:34 AM #1
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Default Hello Lidita!
That's a good question!
I'm thinking the "Medications" section would be a good place to check or scroll down the main menu and look in on whichever forum seems to fit your medical condition.

There's also a 'Search' feature at the top. Type the name of that med in there and I'm sure several posts will pop up.

Good Luck!
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