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Old 01-24-2013, 03:43 PM #17
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I would like to say "it's cleared up", but I am still a confused puppy.

Having the symptoms all my life is muddling it in my head. I'd like to think a CMS blood test could pick this up. But I guess the APS connection makes MG the more likely culprit.

Back to square one (although I'll still ask the neuro about the CMS blood test).
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