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Old 10-30-2008, 11:49 PM #1
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Default Any shakiness?

For those of you with diagnosed MG, do your muscles shake when you try to do things? For example when I go to the dentist for teeth cleaning I cannot keep my mouth open long enough, my jaw trembles because of the strain to keep it open. It affects almost all of my muscles though when I use them to some degree, such as holding a gallon of milk out my arm shakes. I have some of the symptoms of MG, but I am just trying to figure out if anyone is similar or if mine is another type of muscle disorder.

I am living outside of my area for my insurance so can't have any test done until the holidays but have been trying to find out what its like for others. I had a bunch of tests done a couple of years ago but nothing was ever figured out my neuro had never suggested MG and it was only till recently that I began to wonder.

I guess I am wondering how your muscles behave, besides just the general no energy feeling.

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