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Old 06-06-2011, 11:37 AM #11
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Hmmm thanks!!
That would explain an event of severe shortness of breath I had last fall before being diagnosed with MG - was crossing the Canadian border and had been on Cipro for 3 days and had a spell of very short breath and sweating - had to lay in the back seat for about 2 hours before it got better - thought it was a heart attach at first!
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