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Old 03-22-2014, 01:12 PM #5
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I think the hard part of trying to evaluate the Nortriptyline is that I'm early in the disease progression and things have been changing pretty rapidly, so it's hard to attribute symptoms or relief to anything in particular. I'm just trying to run through the timeline and see what I was doing when certain symptoms progressed or regressed. I've been keeping a weekly journal but I should probably do a daily one.
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