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flygirl
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yay! finally!

I was at 128 forever. now I am at 64! I have only been on clindamycin one month - just one! and only a little bit, too. one per day, sometimes two, as my tummy cannot handle it.

I am having little flares all over (including something like Carpal Tunnel Syndrome) but overall this is good news.

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SForsgren
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What test was this? Bowen? Don't put too much emphasis on the numbers over short periods of time. Some argue that lower counts just mean it is out of the blood and pushed deeper into the tissues. Worth monitoring over the long-term but this seems pretty short to me.

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a year is short term? coulda fooled me.

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