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Old 04-06-2012, 08:50 PM #1
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Default Physical therapy

Has anyone had physical therapy after being diagnosed with MG? My Dr. has prescribed physical therapy twice a week for my legs. He is very concerned about the weakness and loss of muscle in my legs. My concern is how much exertion this is going to take and will that affect my MG? I also have cramps at night in my feet and legs, so will this get worse with the physical therapy?
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