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Old 10-30-2007, 09:33 PM #1
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Hello to all. Sorry if I ask a question that has already been answered before. Was just to my GP today as I was concerned about medications and symptoms. Was told that I have neuropathy in the feet. Have been on beta blocker meds since heart attack in 2005 (lopressor). Does anyone else have a similar situation and what have you done to overcome them? Thanks in advance for your response. Mountain Joe.
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