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My doctor and specialist finally called me back...im getting my Amitrptyline upped so my nights should be a little less painfull. I get in to see my pcp for a 10 min appointment and blood work. 10 min doesnt seem like enough time but its something. Hopefully i leave with atleast a game plan on what to do next and maybe find out when i have to get my MRI's done
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