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Old 10-02-2008, 06:19 AM #12
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Also I have been having some swollen and painful joints and I am being tested for lupus and rheum arthritis. Hopefully I will get results this week but after reading some of the posts I am thinking maybe it is all related to the tarlov cyst. Of course I am being told that the cyst is not causing my pain that I have degenerative disc disease and permanent nerve damage.
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