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Old 02-05-2014, 11:50 PM #7
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I was diagnosed with MG by an abnormal sfemg. My left side is very much weaker than the right, except for my face, where my right eye and right side drops much worse than my left. It is not uncommon for MG symptoms to be worse on one side, but still have symptoms on both side.

I experience pain and stiffness with my MG, but not spasticity.

I am certain I have MG because I respond so well to mestinon. Have you been prescribed mestinon?

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