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01-05-2007, 06:57 PM

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Chemar

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Hi Schuler and welcome

Lara really has summed things up so well that I dont have much to add, other than that do just remember if treatment is needed, there are options other than medications, which are ussually the first choice for neurologists and psychiatrists

do take a look at our useful websites link at the top of this TS forum for some informative sites on TS

let us know how things go and again, welcome to Neurotalk

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