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You May Already Know About The Mercury In Fillings...

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i already know about msg...

im kinda angry now cause my doctor wants me to see a neuologist before. i already had an mri done before. but maybe if i tell him about my vision...i don't know. i just want answers before someone gets punched in the face.

Glad you got a referral to the eye doctor. I am also really glad that you are going to be evaluated by the neuro. Don't get mad at your doctors and do tell your neuro about not just the vision stuff but also any other symptoms you may have. They may very well all be related. You may even find the neuro refers you to a GI doctor, don't be surprised if that happens.

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