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Old 08-18-2009, 05:09 AM
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Talking Welcome Desertflower!

We could be twins~ Shortly after my trip out of the country I came down with terrible flu symptoms and then one week to the day after that my vision was GONE!

Terrible double vision, headaches,the whole sheebang! It was awful!


6 mg out months to the day there I was in ICU with tubes running out of all parts of my body.

Stress has always been a big part of my life - I am (or was very type A) - now I've learned to let things go - my health just isn't worth it.

Anyway - WELCOME to neurotalk! You are going to love it here!

Hope this info helps!

Take care!
ERin
















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Originally Posted by DesertFlower View Post
Thought #1:
One week before I started getting my MG symptoms I had major flu-like symptoms with high fever. I recovered after one day from the sickness and thought everything was back to normal. After one week I started getting blurry vision and then all the typical MG symptoms.

So...I think the flu(or whatever it was I had) triggered the MG.

Before I got the flu (I am calling it flu) I was strong and healthy and felt great. Too much of a coincidence for this sickness not to somehow be the trigger for my MG.

I have not been sick since getting MG.

Thought #2:
When I was in my 20's I started getting sick a lot, mostly bladder and kidney infections, but also I seemed to get everything that was going around. After at least a year of going to the doctor and the doctor not understanding why I was getting sick so much, he suggested experimenting with my diet. After much documenting of everything I put in or on my body, I found that my problem was a combination of allergies to perfume/cleaners/etc and soda pop. Now that I am mostly chemical free and avoiding bubbly drinks I rarely get sick. At this time I also discovered that vitamin Bs help with avoiding getting sick.

I hope this info helps. Also I am curious if anyone else had a high fever or sickness shortly before their MG symptoms started. I also had high stress in my life at the time when my MG started and I think the stress may have played a part in giving me MG.
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