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Old 02-01-2009, 05:28 PM #1
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Default Double vision bad!!!

The last week has been really bad, I can barely ready as my vision is almost always doubled. I have a consult tomorrow with a surgeon to discuss the thymectomy but I don't know how I can deal with this vision. I can't read, I cant watch TV, I cant drive. Its not even the eyelid, its just the vision. My hands have even been really good this week, and I am a computer programmer so I use my hands typing all day. This sucks, any ideas what I should be doing? 90mg Mestanon every 4 hours, 20mg prednisone every other day, and 180 Mestanon at bed time and its almost always double vision this week!!

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John
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