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Old 06-16-2010, 08:37 AM #1
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Default choking at night

I have been having a lot of problems this week and already had to call neuro twice. I had choking/swallowing issues and very weak legs and they increased my pred and then severe muscle twitching, diarrhea and they decreased the mestinon.

So, I am asking you all if you think this warrants yet another call. I woke up choking at 4 am on my own saliva. When I tried to drink some water, it started to go up my nose. Then I waited a few minutes and everything seemed to calm down and I was able to swallow normally again. I swallowed my meds fine this morning.

What does this mean and what should I do?

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