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Old 07-23-2009, 10:06 AM #1
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Default Swelling is down!
My wife's legs and feet became swollen several months ago from RSD. Her legs turned a pasty white and her freckles and hair disappeared. Now her swelling is completely gone and her freckles, color have returned! Just two weeks ago the doc increased her cymbalta (or celebrex?) intake and prescribed a 2 week dose of prednisone. I'm very happy for her.
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