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Old 03-02-2015, 07:34 PM #1
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Default RSD Verses Lupus?
I have had full body RSD for over 10 years now. Now having major depression big time! My Dr. put me on a tapering down Prednisone x 2. Was just doing some research on both. However it seems that every time I am done to the last tab I just fall back into this dark zone? Just seems to me that RSD and Lupus have a lot in common which I did not know before? Thoughts?
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