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When tests come back "normal," but a patient can barely get out of bed, who listens? Tucker Carlson asked me what I’m seeing in my practice, and the reality is complex. Beyond acute events, so many patients are struggling with a cluster of chronic, debilitating symptoms. Have you experienced... show more

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