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Old 05-12-2010, 10:49 AM #8
Jaimee Jaimee is offline
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Hey thanks guys!
I went to a follow up with my primary today and much to my surprise he did not agree with the neuro that it is clearly enough hemiplegic migraine to treat for it without being absolutely certain that it is not myasthenia gravis. I gave him both names, Howard and Stickler, he's going to do some research and set me up with an appointment. So we shall see.

So if I am not sick when I go to my appointment (as in, not having a huge episode of weakness), will all the testing and such that they do on my muscles be accurate still?
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