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Old 09-27-2012, 07:26 PM #13
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I am worried about the EMG. I have/had RSD in my left foot. I had lots of EMGs in the past and I can tell you they are extremely painful on a limp that has RSD. I am also not sure how the RSD will effect the EMG diagnosis for MG. I hope they will do it on a different limp. What limp do the perform the EMG? With RSD they did it on both legs so they could compare the differences. On my good leg it only felt like a humming sensation, on my bad leg it felt like I had stuck my leg into an electric power generator. I do not look forward to that test but I guess they cannot do a diagnosis without it.
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