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Old 09-20-2012, 12:39 AM #1
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Default Muscle weakness and nausea
I get sudden bouts of strong nausea whilst using neck muscles if bending over and doing an activity for an extended period of time. The nausea and muscle weakness will go away with some minutes of rest. I know itīs not normal but donīt know if itīs myasthenically related.

Does anyone else have anything like this?

Anacrusis

(I am really looking forward to soon finally having a neurologist - after 5 years of fluctuating progressive symptoms )
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