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Old 08-03-2014, 12:34 AM #4
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Default I have ct scan on 11/8 and blood test . doc suspects could be mg ..
Yet to know actual situation..did not mention about the back to the doc .did mention that cant walk for long distance ..feels like waist cant hold as though there is weight around waist....santhi QUOTE=AnnieB3;1085925]Hi, Santhipeace!

Have they figured out if you have MG yet?

Don't assume an achy back can be from MG. A B12 deficiency can cause that, too. Weak muscles can make a back feel achy. Stiff person syndrome can cause back issues. So can a lot of other things!

What did your neurologist say about your back? Is it the entire back or only a portion of it?

I hope you can get answers soon.

Annie[/QUOTE]
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