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Unhappy Side effects from medicine
Mrsd, if you are reading this, do you think it is possible to develope side effects to medicines that you have been using successfully for several years? I have developed some problems in the last couple of months that are listed as common side effects for medication that I have been doing okay with for 2-6 years. I don't know whether to blame the medicines, or worry if something new is going on.
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