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Old 12-18-2017, 11:12 PM #1
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Default High dose Prednisone - can't sleep!

I am new to the forum. MG symptoms began with double vision and ptosis in Jan 2017. Most testing for MG was negative except for the SFEMG (Positive for neuromuscular disorder). Started Mestinon, which initially helped. Generalized MG symptoms came on rapidly and I started 60mg/day Prednisone and Cellcept. I can't sleep! I feel wired but so weak and fatigued, I can't expend any energy to become tired enough to fall asleep at night. Help! What do others do to get more than a 2-4 nap during the day??
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