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Old 02-03-2010, 07:37 PM #2
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Default Hi Sandy,
Some people get relief from baths but I don't. If I get the water too hot, it makes me even worse. A lot on here seem to get relief from the baths though.

You just need to try them and see if they do help. I am in a flare right now with my pelvic pain and the Methadone isn't doing the job either. When my flare is really bad, nothing works for me.

Feel better soon.
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