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Anyway here is the schedule for the fibro clinic outpatient program: Day 1-Meet w/ an RN nurse, and a doctor who is an expert in fibro.
Day 2- 8 hr. class on learning how to live w/fibro. The focusing is learning strategies that don't involve medication. You recieve books while you're there.
Day 3- Personnalized physical therapy session.
*More appointments/tests will be scheduled for you if the doctor determines that you need them.
The hotels in Rochester are understanding about schedule changes.
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My questions are:
Does anyone else experince this burning itchy sensation?
Have you found or heard of anything that can help?
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Also, I had a very bad reaction to Cymbalta and have now been off of it for about one month. Continuous muscle spasms in the arms and legs resulted during the withdrawal time. They have improved but have not gone away. Have you seen anyone with this problem? Have you seen them go away on their own?
A Psychologist at the Mayo Clinic thinks the Cymbalta triggered a dysfunctional habitat that needs to be retrained. They have a one week program in the physical therapy dept. to do the retraining. I am trying to get in sooner than my appointment in two months.
Any additional thoughts you have are appreciated. I will check the prior discussions as well.
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