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Poll: anitbody positive or negative?

View Poll Results: Have you tested positive for MG antibodies (AChR or MuSK)?
Yes, I have tested positive at least once. 10 71.43%
Yes, I have tested positive at least once.
10 71.43%
No. I am diagnosed with MG but have never tested positive for antibodies. 2 14.29%
No. I am diagnosed with MG but have never tested positive for antibodies.
2 14.29%
No. I think I may have MG, but I'm not diagnosed and I have not tested positive for antibodies. 2 14.29%
No. I think I may have MG, but I'm not diagnosed and I have not tested positive for antibodies.
2 14.29%
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Old 08-01-2011, 08:03 AM #1
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Default Poll: anitbody positive or negative?
It seems to me that a disproportionate number of us have tested negative for antibodies, and I'm curious to see what the numbers are here.

Please respond, even if you don't post here. Thank you!
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