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I got two repetitive emg, one positive and one negative, which one belive?

 
 
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Old 07-24-2018, 03:34 PM #1
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Default I got two repetitive emg, one positive and one negative, which one belive?
Hi.

First i would like to introduce myself, Im Navario from Spain. English is not my first lenguage so please be patient.

As the tittle says i had an emg 1 month ago which was positive in my face. I had another today with another doctor because my neurologist wanted to confirm it since im seronegative

The doctor who did it said that all seemed to be normal but she will have to analize information.

I dont know what to believe, am I crazy or there was a mistake in the first one or in the second?

Thanks for your time
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