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Old 07-22-2009, 08:16 PM #3
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Hi Cooley,
I am new to all this so I am still learning about meds. I was diagnosed about 4 months ago. So far my neuro has told me to rest when I get tired he has not mentioned anything to me about increasing my mestinon. I am on Mestinon, Mestinon time release, and Imuran. Hope you get some answers.

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