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Old 01-26-2013, 01:20 PM #3
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I have odd pains in my chest and upper abdominal muscles. I have been checked for everything that can cause it, and none of the tests showed anything. I think that it is something to do with my MG. I think that 4-eyes may have it right; the muscles hurt from straining to make up the slack from other muscles that didn't do their job.
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