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Medication Change

by denisehual, Mar 27, 2013

Stopped Divigel yesterday due to Migraine Headache. Residual today. Rescheduled Dexascan...

Forgot medication change Day 3

by jessilb, Feb 20, 2013

I realized that Friday I started the fentany for my pain. I went from morphine to fentanyl...

Medication Change - adding Cytomel

by thethinme, Apr 24, 2012 - 1 Comment

As per 04/13 labs, doctor saw yesterday 23rd, I had perfect T3 and T4 but high RT3, meaning...

New Medication

by freeman32071, Sep 11, 2010

Started taking Mobic for my abdominal pain; the doctor also refilled my Cymbalta just in c...

Depakote (Divalproex Sodium) Increase

by Rescue363, Nov 14, 2009

Dose increased from 500mg (1 × 250mg in the morning & 1 × 250mg in the evening) to 750m...

Medication Update

by Rescue363, Nov 13, 2009

Medications have changed: ADD Depakote 500mg daily (250 twice daily) and DECREASE Clonaz...

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