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dchag

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Broken Bones And Prednisone Posted: 10-13-04 00:22am


Has anyone who has had a transplant had a problem with bones breaking easily? Less than a year after my transplant I started having pain in my leg, turns out it was broken in three places. I have not been able to walk since april. Am I the only one that this is happening to?

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