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Old 09-29-2006, 09:47 PM #1
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Default Muscle ache question for MGers
About 6 months or more ago I started carrying a cane because I would get the "rubber leg" thing when my leg would just give out suddenly. About a month ago I started to notice the thigh muscle on the outside of my right leg gets tight feeling and achey by the end of the day, almost a "pulled muscle" feeling ache, when I'm really tired and have been doing a lot. Is this the MG, or possibly something else?
I've had MG since the 1970's, and take only Mestinon for it, 1 Timespan at night, and 1 60 mg every 3 to 4 hours through the day.
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