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Old 06-12-2007, 08:17 PM #11
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Thank's Billye,
I have a question for you if you don't mind. Who diagnosed you with
your Sjogren's Syndrone? When you have flare ups,do you get fever,
excessive fatigue,ackes and pains,choking on food and pills. Besides
all the rest and boy those sweats. And have a hard time talking?
Also any weight lost or vasculities. Going to new Reumy this week,
seems like you get passed around alot. Im sorry everyone just feeling
awfull and saw Billye's post. And teeth ouch.mine started with a pain
behind my ear and down the side of my face,lemon drops helped that
for a while. I want that Dr. who use to come to the house,but i would
have to clean first. Sue D hope that Neuro helps.
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Shiney Sue, I'd have to say yes to all your symtoms. There is a Sjogren's Forum over at www.sjogrensworld.org There are a lot of good people there who suffer from this disease. Why don't you hop over there get yourself signed in and you can probably get a lot of your questions answered? It may take a little while to get your membership approved because it is run by a small group of volunteers some of who have children and full time jobs. But it has been my Sjogren's home for several years now.

Oh..my Sjogren's was actually diagnosed by an old doctor in rural Texas and later confirmed at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn.

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