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Old 09-18-2015, 02:27 AM #1
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According to the Medical Experts... MG is either top down... starts with the eyes and sometimes works down to the legs.(ACHr or MuSK) Or it is bottom up... starts with the legs and works up to the throat and eyes.(LEMS)

Listening to those who have it, it is clear that just about any combination is actually possible. Though many people with Ocular MG, go many years without it advancing further.
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