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Old 12-12-2010, 02:19 PM #1
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Default Questions..about documenting and more
I have a couple questions:

Do any of you document symptoms, more specifically activity level for your doctor and in what format do you do it so it is easily readable and isnt a turn off from being to long, wordy.

Has a doctor even asked or noticed that you react to the drugs that make people with MG worse as part of your profile? I have never been asked this but do have some. For instance Plaquinel and Cipro family drug.

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