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Pain Killers for compressed spinal nerve

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PostPosted: 08/15/06 - 11:23    Post subject: Pain Killers for compressed spinal nerve Vote now! Reply with quote
I had a tubal ligation almost 12 years ago. I've never missed a period in that time. This month I'm 2. 5 weeks late. I have been faithful to one partner for almost 2 years now. Recently, I've been diagnosed with a L4-L5 disc problem and my physician put me on Ultram for the pain. Could a change in medication cause a shift in my cycle?
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