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Old 05-01-2009, 06:16 PM #1
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Question Sweating to death and cymbalta or rsd
What do u all think is the reason I have been sweating like a crazy person?? Just ringing wet, and it is embarresing> Is it the Cymbalta or Rsd, because I have had a hysterectomy for 15 years so I know it's not that.. Any advie??
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