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Old 12-29-2009, 10:01 PM #2
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So I must have a very active MrgprA3 site, since I had to stop hydroxychloroquine due to severe itching. I scratched myself bloody. My old rheum told me I was nuts. My neuro said he figured this would happen. Really interesting. Thanks dahlek, you made my day. I am not nuts. Well, ok, not all that nuts.
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