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Old 06-05-2013, 02:19 PM #2
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ugh, how frustrating!!! Who diagnosed you in the past - can you go back to them? The mestinon helps you? Why can't they just leave you on it if it helps - regardless of your diagnosis ? My neuro is so close minded it's frustrating - a negative test means you don't have it period - they don't think outside of the box - they dont' even consider seronegative diagnosis.. so incredibly frustrating.. keep us updated!
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