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09-08-2009, 03:37 AM
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Hello all! I was just wondering if any of you are in chronic pain since/before being dx'ed with MG.
I don't think the 2 are NOT associated in medical journals, but I have met quite a few people who DO suffer with chronic pain and are ONLY diagnosed with MG. I do know that my huge weight gain and small frame make it harder on my knees and ankles (esp my ankles) - there are also some bulging discs and some nerve damage that I know can be attributed to my weight gain, but this has gotten to the point that on my GOOD days I am only up for a few hours.....my left leg hurts, /I have to drag it around and then my whole left foot goes numb....  On the other hand, RA could be rearing it's ugly head, because BOTH of my parents suffer from it....... Any thoughts? Erin 
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