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Originally Posted by winic1
Got sent to a new doctor, a physiatrist, who told me to start a bunch of supplements. Did, about three weeks ago. Have noticed more weakness and fatigue in my arms since then. Just a coincidence, or could they be interfering with the pyridostigmine?
I am on only pyridostigmine for the MG (which no will, STILL, officially diagnose me with despite muscle, breathing, and eye problems, and very positive response to pyridostigmine, because I don't have a positive blood test yet.)
New doc had me start: probiotics, krill oil, turmeric capsules, collagen powder, n-glutamine, and vitamin D (which still kills my stomach, so I mostly don't take it, long history of this, no one can explain, nor find a way around it; makes no sense, but it happens.)
Could any of that be affecting the way the pyridostigmine works? Because I need it sooner than before, and it's not working as well. Or am I just so lucky that the disease no one will admit I have is getting worse?
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I had terrible gastric problems when I first started on Mestinon. A nutritionist recommended that I take a high quality pro biotic, Betaine HCL & Pepsin , Enteromend (l-glutamine) and I do a collegen shake. I have no problems now!