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Old 08-18-2013, 09:38 AM #1
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Default Hand pain, after weakness

I had a flare up in the summer which affected most myasthenic muscle sets.

I had over a month of weak grip, trouble undoing bottle tops and peeling vegetables. Hands were exhausting quickly with simple tasks.

Now they are actually better but I have pain which is unusual. Sometimes lightning pain down the wrists in a line as in the first picture. Mostly sharp fleeting pains rather than constant dull pain.

Anyone else had anything like that? It is very unusual for me to have any pain.

Thanks much and take care....


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