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Old 06-01-2013, 08:22 AM #1
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Confused Quick Question on Facial Droop
Hi everyone - just a quick question...I Promise! In my search for answers I spoke to a Myasthenia Specialist Nurse over the phone to see what her opinion was on my symptoms - she was lovely but said my one sided facial droop is not a typical/classic presentation of MG she said its unusual to only have one side affected? This puzzled me as I've seen the "Myasthenia Snarl" pictures and they seem one sided?? I have sent her some pictures and she said there are unusual cases but I just wondered what your experiences/views in this are??
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