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Old 04-16-2009, 12:33 PM #1
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I attempted to do the IVIG for my MG one week ago. After the third day had a very negative reaction and they stopped the procudure. The doctor said I was having anaphalatic reaction put me on steriods and I think predisone. What I still have is one or two times a day very intense feelings in my upper chest, almost like fluttering or like I have had 5 monster drinks. Anyone else ever had this and in general what were your post procedure results or experience. Thanks
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