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Originally Posted by AnnieB3
Jeff, They might be able to code the sessions differently in order for you to have more! ![Wink](images/smilies/wink.gif) Ask them to show you how to do some of what they're doing yourself. They might be able to recommend a long handled massager that you can use at home to get the kinks out.
What drugs are you on? Are you on steroids? You can get a myopathy from steroids. Also, get your vitamin D and B12 checked. They are two of the most common vitamin deficiencies. Vitamin D def. can cause muscle pain too. So can electrolyte imbalances.
Good luck!
Annie
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For the myasthenia I'm on prednisone, cellcept, and mestinon. But then I'm on a whole bunch of others that may be making the myasthenia worse. I'm taking painkillers for the back pain, neurontin and klonopin for the myoclonus.
I've also got a pinched nerve in my neck/shoulder area which is why I was prescribed the zanaflex. I was a little surprised that it helped the back pain, too, as I thought that was from weakness. I've been doing the home exercises, but I may end up going back for another round of therapy...I was just hoping to wait until after the thymectomy.