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Old 01-24-2010, 06:31 AM #1
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I am specifically looking for articles on the heat., or what a hot office does to MG ....Thanks so much for all the other information
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Here are some:

http://www.online.karger.com/Produkt...oduktNr=223840

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/793136-overview
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Recovery of strength is seen after a period of rest or with application of ice to the affected muscle. Conversely, increased ambient or core temperature may worsen muscle weakness.
http://www.essortment.com/all/myastheniagravi_riqe.htm

This workplace temperture thing, I have run into a few times.
Seems some employees hold others hostage with the temperature controls. It can become a war...if not dealt with properly!
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I can tell you what a hot bath does to you..LOL, took one last night and my legs and arms were jello..LOL.

Have your Dr write a note about how the heat effects your MG.
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