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Old 04-22-2009, 10:08 AM #14
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I am followed by my regular doc (internist) who made the diagnosis
My primary doc diagnosed me & he resumed control of my pain meds but I have a pain managment doc who takes care of my SCS & anything else I need (like he is sending me to therapy again soon), psyciatrist, & a LPC (licensed counselor in our state). I dohave a neuroligist but I havent needed to see him in over a year because my PM does alot of his own stuff.
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