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Old 07-14-2010, 09:35 AM #1
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It may be that it has always been like this since you first developed (but didn't know that you had) MG. You just weren't paying as much attention and/or making the connection to the "little" things before you had a name for your illness. From what I have read, it is quite common for this to happen in women who haven't yet gone through menopause - I guess the hormones place an additional stress on our systems....
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