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Old 09-06-2010, 06:30 PM #2
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Most usually you just stay on the medication . which may mean you may have to switch meds if one stops helping. That can happen after a long time of being on same med So one may need switch to something different that will help as well.
I am glad to hear your pain is doing better May the pain keep heading towards the "back seat" and hope you keep feeling better too .
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