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Old Jul 12, 2008, 01:11 PM
freewill
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Fibrom... pain is out of control....

is there any help at all for the very swollen glands.. in the neck.. and.. for the high fevers???


(((sorry am in severe depression... therapy.. to keep me "safe".. is causing fibrom owies.. that and not sleeping for 2 days)..

words of comfort... anything?? please..

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Old Jul 12, 2008, 06:00 PM
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hon swollen glands indicate an infection in your body. you need to see the dr to get some antibiotics probably. that along with a temp
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Old Jul 12, 2008, 08:20 PM
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Yes, I agree, this doesn't sound like fibromyalgia to me either. If it's been going on for more than a couple of days, I'd check in with your physician. You may need some antibiotics - you could have some sort of infection going on.

Meanwhile, drink plenty of fluids and get good rest. I hope you start feeling better soon!

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