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Default Modulating Antibodies Help
As you know I have generalized MG but my sister has been having trouble with her muscles in her legs. Well she knew I had MG and our mom had MG, so to shorten the story her doctor ordered up bloodwork. Today her results returned as "Elevated Modulating Antibodies". Does anyone have an idea if this means anything related to MG? As best I know she doesn't have any Ocular problems. Will get more details tomorrow.
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