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Old 01-28-2010, 06:37 AM #2
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Default Hi MK
I'm so sorry that you are having such a tough time at the moment. Its seems we all have to jump through hoops to get a diagnosis.

I saw a professor at Oxford who understands that you can hae seronegative MG and a normal EMG. If you would like more info private message me. He is considered to be a world leading expert (even so he still has serious limitations) but he has developed alongside Angela Vincent a new more sensitive blood test which picks up antibodies that a standard test does not. It maybe a possibility worth exploring.

I hope this helps

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Rach
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