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Old 07-30-2009, 09:37 AM #10
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Thanks everyone! She's not taking Cymbalta but Celebrex instead, I wasn't sure in my original post. She's only taking the steroid for two weeks only. Her swelling is completely gone.
ah.... this is what i was referring 2 in my thread ("swelling down, etc.?"). i was on celebrex 4 a while - then triggered acid reflux! so... w.c. has pd 4 Nexium! i can tell that upon relaxation (sometimes!), my swelling is down. thks 4 this report!
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