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A member asked:
I am transitioning from depo-provera to lo loesrtin i am experiencing nightly heart burn, cramps, increased body temp, itchy nipples, leg tingling. is normal?
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Sounds unrelated: So i'd suggest you talk with your doctor in person.
Answered 7/24/2013
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