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Default weight, BP, activity, meds
I've never set up a poll, but I'm going to try. If I can't do it, perhaps someone with better computer skills could.

1. How much weight have you gained since developing neuropathy?
2. How much exercise are you getting?
3. Have you developed high blood pressure?
4. What medications do you take?
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---s/p laminectomy and fusion L3/4/5 Feb 2006 for a synovial spinal cyst
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