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Old 07-20-2014, 04:53 PM #1
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Confused How can it be MG when all tests come back normal?
Since December 2013, I have had extreme fatigue and muscle weakness in my limbs. Also experience trouble swallowing and shortness of breath. My neurologist was at a loss but decided to try Mestinon. Symptoms have improved some but I now have twitchy eyes and muscle cramps from the med. I was told that 5% of MG patients test normal. How can I just accept that diagnosis without proof?
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