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Old 06-15-2008, 11:05 PM #1
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Default Summer cold and Tn
I have a summer cold, now for about a week and i have noticed my TN doing all kinds of flair ups . what connection is a cold to Tn ? . Has this happened to any one else and what did u do for it ? Im on lyrica thought about maybe increasing but i hate to do that makes me stupid and tired .. But advill and tylonel just not cutting it . .Been thinking of calling Dr for a Zpack for cold or something.
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