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Old 09-26-2009, 05:07 PM #6
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Hi All,
I have been doing fairly well with all my symptoms as of late. I have one thing that really bothers me and I'm not exactly sure what it is.

When I sneeze, cough or laugh too hard my stomach goes into spasms or cramps. It lasts a short time but is painful. Does anyone else get these?

I have had a few times where these "cramps" have lasted all day and are so painful that I just curl up.

Is this just something else that goes along with MG?

Thanks ~ Melanie
Is it like a pulled muscle kind of cramp? I get those in my abdomen when I have bad coughing fits. Depending on how I'm sitting or standing when it happens I get them right or left side... I find it goes away pretty quick so never bother about it.

Brian
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