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Old 10-03-2012, 04:15 PM #1
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I have read where several people on this site, indicated that they thought, to have MG, might cause you to be more susceptable to things like cancer, heart problems, or etc. Even maybe the medication we take might contibute, to things like this. At least I got that impression. Is there any real basis for that, or just guess-work. Just wanted ask, if anyone has a comment.
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