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Daughter doing Mestinon testing - side effects

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Old 06-28-2012, 04:23 PM #1
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It sounds like the dose may be a bit high. If she is seronegative, the chances of mestinon improving ocular (eye) symptoms isn't that great. It works better in general on people who are seropositive. (I'm negative--been there, done that!)

Good luck to you and your daughter. Hugs for your "mommy heart."
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