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Old 01-20-2015, 08:45 PM #1
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Default Remission
I was diagnosed with generalized MG in 2004. Began receiving weekly IVIG treatments, other therapies tried and did not work.
Recently spent 16 days in hospital because of acute renal failure (separate medical issue). While there had an EMG test that said I no longer have MG. Does anybody know of similar situation?
While I would be happy to be free of MG symptoms, something is still wrong with my immune system because I have 4 other auto-immune diseases.
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