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Old 11-18-2014, 05:09 PM #10
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Thanks Catra, this makes sense. If I consider a flare to be any increase in symptoms, then I get them daily around 7 and they leave around 9 and it comes in the form of a slight increase in warmth. I suppose I could just avoid this time of the day...
I have had many flare ups in the 18yrs. I have had this disease. I just learned after reading your post about blood pressure. I have been having low blood pressure since getting this! LISAR624
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