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Old 10-11-2010, 06:52 AM #4
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Yep my double vision cleared up rather quickly, with the help of pred and mestinon. It rears its ugly head if I am very sick and run down. I havn't had any for about 2 years, thankfully, as soon as I get it my neuro ups my pred..... My right eye droops to, and my Mum and Sister always can see how bad I am just by looking at my face :-)

I've started using a cotton mattress protector hopefully to stop some of the sweat reaching the mattress.......

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