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Reviewer: patsysra, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 2 to less than 5 years (Patient)
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I have severe Rheumatoid arthritis that wasent foundout about till it was in Class 3 stage.2nd and 3rd Lumbar deteriorated from the RA.Pain from walking,seting,laying down,moving my body, it would not stop! My Neurologist gave me the injection inbetween my 3rd and 4th lumbar(yes the injection dose hurt). Three days later the pain is redused by 85% and will last about 60 days. It dosent knock out t
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