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Old 04-27-2009, 07:10 PM #1
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Default Addison's and Myasthenia?
Hi - Haven't posted for a while. Have had MG for several years - take CellCept, Mestinon and get IVIg every three weeks. Have been exhausted - more than the usual MG stuff. Had some blood work done last week and saw my doctor today - low blood pressure, low sodium, muscle cramps and bronze colored skin ( I live in Minnesota and we rarely look tan in the Winter!).. got referred to an endocrinologist to test for Addison's. Anybody else have that and MG?
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