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Old 10-10-2010, 12:55 PM #1
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Default MANY bug bites affect MG?
My health is worse the last few days. I should have bounced back by now. I realized yesterday how MANY bug bites I had from a trek outside Thursday for some sun. More than 12. I am not sure what bit me but they sure are itching and swollen. Being Sunday and the obvious itching noticed Friday I am surprised it is still going on. Given my breathing has been alot worse when I got up for 2 days now and feel tired and sleepy most of day and generally weaker I started to wonder if this many bug bites could be affecting my MG?

Anyone have experince or knowledge around this?

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