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For starters, I'd fire your GP and find another that is more receptive to your needs and concerns!
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I'd fire MG and be done with it.
![]() Mestinon is a real problem at night for a lot of people. Bladder muscles get weaker when it wears off, and that's usually what wakes me up. Waking up a few times at night does suck, but what's the alternative? Timespan is useful for some people, I suppose, but for others it's not enough of a dose and can be erratic. Here's a direction: You need an overnight oximetry, at the least. A sleep study would be better. Good grief. This lackadaisical care is getting to be a habit of physicians. Sorry, JJ. Annie |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | imdan (03-10-2015), richimahan (03-10-2015) |
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