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Old 05-10-2013, 12:52 PM #2
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If the MG is better managed, the fatigue will go away automatically. It's hard dragging ourselves around with the fraction of muscle strength of people who are non-affected! The immunosuppressants will not help fatigue, but they do help reduce the symptoms, which in turn WILL help fatigue.

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