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Old 05-11-2014, 06:13 PM #6
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Hi,
I'm on a very low dose of Mestinon. Only 3 times a day total 180 mg. A day. I have on again of again leg pain. I sometimes have to adjust the meds or go back on 20 MG a day of prednisone to get the pain to stop. Does anyone else have leg pain in mild cases of MG? My diagnosis was only 6 months ago.

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