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Old 05-01-2014, 11:02 AM #1
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Default Anyone here with MG and RSD/CRPS??

Hello All! Was just wondering if any of you have both MG and RSD/CRPS? How do you handle and treat both? Do you know if there is any relation between the two? I have had RSD/CRPS for a little more than 23 years. I saw a neuro ophthamologist last week because of my right eye drooping and vision problems in that same eye. He sent me for an EMG, the result was "abnormal" and next week I am having the single fiber EMG (I think that is what it is called). It is looking more and more like MG and if it is, I need to learn more about it. Any info is appreciated.

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