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Old 05-10-2010, 12:57 PM #1
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Confused Feel terrible when I bend over or squat and stand back up
Recently diagnosed with MG. One of my worst problems though, is that when I bend over or squat, I get weak, feel faint, and my neck back, shoulder hips, feel so fatigued. It is so bad that I am avoiding doing so many things. I fear getting weaker if I stop doing things. Does anyone else have this?
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