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Old 09-09-2011, 11:04 AM #14
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After reading about Levequin, and the timing with the burning feet/ankles, legs, as well as swelling; eventually leading to the Statis Dermatatis as well, i do believe Levequin is the culprit. A few weeks after Cystocele(bladder) surgery, I mentioned the swelling of my legs and feet - the doctor/surgeon told me is was most likely because I was getting older and that often happens when getting older. I must have really done and awful amount of aging in a few weeks to get all this and his explanation was weak; but would not related it to anything but my age and getting older. By the way, I no longer see this doctor.
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