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Old 02-06-2012, 12:04 AM #1
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Tongue Gi issues
Has anyone had problems their stomachs after the injury? Im not sure if its the amytriptaline but im all messed up. Constipation, gassy, bloating like im six months with child. Decreasing meds didnt help. Miralax no help. Its like my systems out of whack. Been eight months of this.
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