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thanks for taking the time mrsD....


yes i am on high dose of opiates for cronic pain. but i think i might wait on getting more testosterone injections because of my full body rsd/crps and injections flare me up....i will ask about the gel next time i see my doc..

i will look into the D3 and take b12 orally.

thanks again

mike
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