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Old 07-21-2016, 08:41 AM #11
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Hi, I'm new, and actually have never joined a forum of any kind so I'm new to all of this in general.

I was wondering if anyone with MG has ever experienced sleep paralysis and if so is it common? I'm in the diagnosis process and I remembered I forgot to tell my neurologist about it.
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I used to experience sleep paralysis once every few months, but have not had it at all since MG.
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