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Join Date: May 2012
Location: Southeastern PA
Posts: 24
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2012
Location: Southeastern PA
Posts: 24
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Bypass Neuro-opthalmologist?
Probably the best choice here, if your insurance allows, is to get to a neuromuscular/MG specialist. You will generally find them at large teaching hospitals. You may need a referral from your neuro-opthalmologist, as these specialists are often hard to get an appointment with.
My thought is that you try to set up an appointment with the neuromuscular/MG specialist on your own - which may be a wait of several weeks or even months, so that you have it in place in the event that the neuro-opthalmologist's findings are still inconclusive (decreases your wait time).
If you need recommendations for a specialist, just ask the people in the forum if they know of one in your area of the country.
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