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Default IVIG starts tomorrow
I am being weaned off pregnisone. When the dose got down to 25mg a day, all my MG symptoms came back at their worst. I start IVIG tomorrow. I hope this helps. I feel barely functional. I want a thymectomy more than ever. I am not sure if they will operate when my MG is so bad. Wish me luck.

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