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Old 04-12-2017, 11:00 PM #1
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Default Achr antibodies increasing after thymectomy
13 months after my thymectomy, all Achr antibodies (binding, blocking, modulating) have increase about 50%, while symptoms have improved significantly (about 95% improvement).

Has anyone heard of this happening and/or know anything about this phenomena?

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