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Old 05-15-2016, 07:50 AM #4
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I plan to call my neuro tomorrow because I am a little nervous about my swallowing problems. I have also been noticing weakness in my hips. When my SFN journey began, I also had high amounts of antibody jo-1 which is associated with polymyositis--a disease that attacks muscles. I am a little fearful that this is related. The weakness in my hips is very similar to what I experienced back when jo-1 was present.

I appreciate the calming words. I kept reminding myself that nortriptyline had the same effect on me last time. I had panic attacks when coming off of it. Last night was much better. Hopefully I didn't take it long enough this time to have long lasting effects.

I hope everyone has a happy Sunday. I plan to actually go out and try to run a little, not far, just enough to get my mind right.
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