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Default Hand Cramping & Myasthenia
While I have MG, I've always attributed my hand cramping to Hashimoto's and my body temp being low. The cramping doesn't last long if I take measures to warm my hands, i.e., sitting on them, tucking them under armpits, but mostly, wearing fingerless gloves.
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