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Old 06-16-2013, 03:39 AM #1
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hurt my self at work picking up tire and wheel went to er doc thougt it was right trapezius strain xray neg prescribed 5mg valium 800 motrin the valium let me sleep 1 to 3 hours told to see family doc monday she thought ruptured disk ordered mri prescribed 60 mg predisone once a day for six days 10 mg valium 325 oxy- mri has been delayed for a week workmans comp slow prednisone let me sleep all night very little if any during the day should i still have the mri? i am a worry wart
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