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Old 07-29-2009, 01:43 AM #11
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Default Hi!

Lol. Your posts made me smile. Annie's a boffin!! =D An extremely knowledgeable lady.

Annie mentioned once, that some tests will be negative if you're on predisone at the time of the test.

She can fill you up with more info!!

Am sorry that you're having a hard time getting a diagnosis, MG can be pretty hard to diagnose, as have heard that someone can test negative for all the tests, and still have MG. Lol.

The EMG tests are definitely fun, it seems my docs still think I need more of that. All the poking and pricking, and the test results still depends on the person doing it. Lol. wish there was something I could do to help the person doing it.
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