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Old 03-11-2013, 02:40 AM #1
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Hello Everyone,

I arrived here last Saturday after a trip down to casualty, where I heard the term 'PCS' for the first time. The day before my regular GP said there was nothing he could find and that whatever ails me should be going soon.

Hmmm.

The Dr at casualty on the other hand, was accurate if not a little pessimistic. When he told me what it was I asked how long these symptoms last- he told me sometimes for a while, as in the 'rest of your life' while.

Hopefully this is not the case- can anyone enlighten me here?!?
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