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PostPosted: 01/09/08 - 08:28    Post subject: cymbalta Vote now! Reply with quote
I have been on cymbalta for about 1 year i noticed about 2 months into taking it I started getting these small flesh looking moles on my face and upper neck. Has anyone else experienced these symptoms? My doctor says that this is not a side effect of cymbalta but I only starting getting them after taking the medicine.
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