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Old 03-24-2009, 04:38 AM #5
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Default left arm pain

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Originally Posted by nemsmom View Post
I definitely get an achey left arm and hand. I haven't been diagnosed with MG though. The first time I had that pain was back in December and my Mom thought I was having a heart attack, my neuro thought it might be my MS but I still don't really know. My left side is also weaker than my right, but that could also be my MS.

You should probably mention it to your doctor though.

Kristie
My grandfather had MS. Do you think you have MS amd MG? That would be hard on anyone.
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