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Old 02-10-2016, 12:46 PM #4
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I had a similar experience bit of stress, got ill, doing a bit too much exercise, now it is everywhere. Just relax and try and get on with things, itll probably settle down within 6 months. Mine did, then i had a bad rxn to diflonac and it went downhill again. The body is a complex thing, it seems best to live simply and try and avoid unnecessary stresses.
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