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Old 10-10-2009, 10:55 AM #1
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Default Thymectomy?

Has anyone here had a thymectomy because of their MG? I just had one on the 30th of september, and am finding it really hard to not excersize, but im a very active person. I know I can walk, as the doctor said, but its not enough for me and was wondering if anyone had any tips for it.
Im 17, and otherwise very healthy, but my MG was controling my life, I had days when my lungs would shut down, i couldnt even make it up the stairs or to brush my teeth at night. My legs would not even lift up when i needed them to at points because they were so fatiuged. Anyone else out there with these symptoms?

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