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A teacher from Jaipur shares how tracking symptoms, honest talks with her doctor and a peer circle helped her feel in control again.
Share your own storyNight-time itch is the hardest part. Cotton bedsheets and a cool room helped me.Shared in Online Peer Circle
It took me 3 doctors to hear the word CSU. Keep asking questions.Shared in Young Adults group
How one college club organised a CSU awareness day for its students.Awareness · Pune
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