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Old 11-09-2006, 06:57 PM #1
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I have such a appreciation for women who are going through menopause

I am curious what you think. Hot flashes! Sometimes when they come on me the sweat pours off me like crazy and I could literally be standing in front of a open freezer. They last from anywhere between 30 minutes to a hour and a half.

Do you think it is stricly RSD related? Or do you think it is the meds that are causing it? Or do you think it is a cominbation of both? The reason why I ask is because none of us are on the exact med plans but are similiar in some cases.

Vedddddyy Intesresting! Chin Up

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