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follow up question
Today I finished my pep I have a doctors appointment on the 22 of this month so far since Ive stopped ive been having pain in my side and legs all last nite headaches and feeling very weak.
Do you know if these are normal withdraw symptoms of stopping the meds and how long might it last.
Do you know if these are normal withdraw symptoms of stopping the meds and how long might it last.
they say this is the best stuff and cost me a lot but this is nasty medicine the minor side effects come at first they are not that bad nausea headache but by the 2 to 3rd week shi7 hits the fan and you feel horrible pains muscle problems weak like and heart palpitations. And more went to the emergency room twice thought I was having heart attach and second had fear or kidney and liver failure. but I was okay no problems they even check for blood cots I didn't know this medication could do that.
I was helping a person that sliped in the snow a few weeks ago on my way to get a sandwich I noticed my eyes were tearing so I started to wipe my eye and later noticed there was blood on my hand and face so I thought I must have gotten in my eye I was given pep to help have been taking isentress and truvada given from id department in New York Metropolitan Hospital
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