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txskoolnurse

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  1. sounds like rosacea. It's pretty common. Sometimes hormones can make it come on, maybe your hormone levels have increased/changed. You can find out more about it online but it is nothing to worry about, just cosmetic. Hope this helps
  2. I too am an April bandster. My date is April 20th. I didn't have to have a sleep study or a visit with a pulmonologist. Is that something that is generally required when insurance is paying? I hope they don't spring that on me at the last minute. What is the difference between the 2 types of bands mentioned here? I didn't know there was an option but my pre-op appt with my surgeon is this Wednesday the 8th.

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