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Old 05-28-2010, 08:15 AM #3
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Abby,

I don't understand, you said your sfemg in in the low-range abnormal. Why doesn't that mean much?!!

And I know that ivig is dangerous if they are unsure about the diagnosis but what about plasmapheresis? Isn't that less of an issue in relation to safety and if it works then they will be sure of the diagnosis and they could move on to ivig?

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