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Old 05-30-2015, 11:48 AM #1
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I know this has been discussed before, but I am looking for a very specific PDF document that I usually use. I gave my last copy to a new doctor and now I can't find the document to print it again. It had either an orange or blue logo, maybe saying "MGA". It was a spreadsheet of medications to avoid or that are cautionary in myasthenics. It numbers them 1-5 as to how dangerous it is to use them if you have myasthenia gravis. It also breaks them down into categories like antibiotics, etc. It also had comments in one column like "safe as topicals" for bacitracin/etc.

I know I saved a copy to my computer, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. I've done all the digging online that I can do and can't seem to find this exact document. Can anyone help?

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This one looks useful.... but doesn't match your criteria.

http://www.mginc.mb.ca/docs/MG_DrugList_Final-1.pdf
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This one looks useful.... but doesn't match your criteria.
I did find this one, but again it's not what I'm looking for. Thank you so much for your reply though. It does look useful. I might save that one too just in case I can't find the other one.

If I do find the other one, I'll post a link to it here so others can find it.
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not a PDF but here is another option -
https://ispub.com/IJN/10/2/9809


maybe this one?? did it have about 46 pages total??

http://www.myasthenia.org/docs/MGFA_...tionsandMG.pdf
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not a PDF but here is another option -



maybe this one?? did it have about 46 pages total??
Both are great articles that I've seen, but neither are what I'm looking for. I'm beginning to wonder if it's not online anymore. Like I said I've googled and scoured the internet for it and I just can't seem to find it. I'm going to go check my other computer and see if I can find it on there. If I do, I'll attach it to this thread.

Thanks again for looking everyone! I really appreciate your help.
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not a PDF but here is another option -



maybe this one?? did it have about 46 pages total??
I finally found it. I had saved a copy on my other computer which was in storage as I'm home from university for the summer.

Thanks again to everyone who helped look for it!


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I found the link you are searching for on another MG thread here:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread197634.html

It appears to me that the link is no longer active.

This happens often online. I've searched lists for our Peripheral Neuropathy forum and often those disappear too.
I think it has to do with "going out of date" as new information surfaces, or the original source withdraws the site.
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