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Old 01-29-2014, 05:37 PM #1
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Does your symptoms of mg come and go or are they there on a regular basis? Are there different cases of mg like mild to severe. My symptoms seems to stay on a regular basis but gets more pronounced if I get stress or use muscles too much. I have had problems chewing meat because my mouth gets tired since 2006. I have had problems writing because after a few minutes my hands gets tired, also had that problem since 2006. Now I cant hardly eat salad or fruit or nuts. I can start out eating them and my mouth starts getting tired and hurting so I stop or almost get choked. I have had droopy eyes at times but not to the extent of that woman on the medical information.
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