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Old 07-14-2014, 05:33 AM #11
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Hi Santhipeace,

I get back pain if I stand for a long time (like cutting up lots of veges ) without a mestinon tab in my system. I think it's just weak back muscles...and it really hurts until the pill kicks in - - then total relief. But that's the only time I get any pain from MG.
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Default Droopy eyelid was first clue

I noticed that my eyelid was drooping, but thought I had just rubbed it too hard that evening; when it did the same thing the next night, I thought I might oughta have it looked at.

At the time, I didn't think anything of it; when the icepack test at the neuro-opthamologist's office was positive, I started looking into what the symptoms of MG were, and realized all of the stuff that I had been attributing to getting older/being out of shape/being fat and lazy/etc. were all early indications that I had MG.

In a way, it was a relief to know that all of the stuff that had been happening over such a long period of time actually had a "reason"; it also gave me permission to quit pushing myself (to increasingly unobtainable limits) and to take it easy instead.

I will have to say, though, that pain hasn't been an issue for me at any point along the way; it may be that the Lupus makes things worse. If you have Sjogrens, a gluten-free diet might go a long way towards making those symptoms less of an issue; many people find that it helps.

Hope you find some answers soon
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