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Old 10-15-2008, 01:37 PM #1
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Hi i'm new to this forum i was diagnosed with MG 2 months ago then last month had burning pain in my knees could'nt go up or down the stairs without being in pain even when laying in bed the knees throb.
Dr says its Arthritis and just take painkillers.
I walked 2 miles without any problems but struggle out of chairs
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