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Old 05-17-2009, 02:09 PM #3
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Default HI Annemarie!
I have problems gettin up from a squat - but my hemo told me that it is a side effect from the pred - it can make your muscles weak - esp in the legs - learned that from getting stuck on the toilet! LOL!

As for the other - nope. No prob there.

How are you? Are you OK? How is the family?

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Erin
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Anyone else have problem standing up from a squatting position, or leaning head down to look at something? I get dizzy, nauseous, and feel faint and it takes a few minutes to get over it. It's hard to live life without doing these things. I'm going to ask my neuro for a tilt table test tomorrow. Is this a normal test for mg?
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