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Old 03-06-2015, 04:48 AM #1
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If you state the med that would help with feedback.
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I'm sorry I didn't know that could state the names here. I was on 10 mcg of Butrans which as diet 20 mcg. The same day the RSD move from my feet and left hand up to my back and to my mouth. It was incredibly painful. It felt and looked like my whole body had chapped too. After the med was stopped it took several weeks for evčrything to calm a bit.
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Sorry again yikes typos! That was the Butrans was 10 and then the Doctor doubled it to 20 mcg
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Hi Acoya,
Did you sop taking meds on your own? Just asking...
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Hi Acoya,
Did you sop taking meds on your own? Just asking...
Hi Russell, thank you for the reply. I believe it was mutual. This was last month and here I am in another flare up. Has you or anyone else taken Mobic for the inflammation? I start that tonight.
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