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Old 03-30-2014, 02:32 PM #1
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Hello,
Just finished my first 5 day Ivsm therapy. I have to say minus the metal taste in my mouth I feel great. My neuro is totally against taper dose. He said Ivsm works different than oral and for 5 days being young ( 34) male and having very good kidney function that it is totally not needed. I am hearing all of these horror stories about people who don't taper and go crazy, any hints for how to get through this because the 3 neuros in my town are all in aggreance and do not taper. I am out of sick time at work and have 2 small kids I have to help take care of. Any hints would be extremely helpful. I was told by the dr to just stay well hydrated
Thanks all
Chris
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