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Old 06-10-2014, 11:51 AM #1
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Question Does anyone have pain in eye with drooping?
I didn't take my Mestinon today, and after 4 hrs of computer work my MG eye is aching. It's not unbearable or anything but I keep thinking of how my neurologist says MG doesn't have pain, just weakness.

Just wondering if anyone that has a droopy eyelid, if they ever have pain in/around the eye?
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