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Default Infection or symptom of MG?

Hi everyone,
I started getting a sore throat on Fri. It seemed better yesterday but is back this morning worse than Fri. The glands in my neck feel and look swollen. My husband commented on how pale I look today. I am wondering if I have picked up an infection of some kind or is just a symptom that is associated with MG? I am weak and shaky in my shoulders, arms and hands and am so exhausted I just want to sleep. I just want to make sure this isn't anything I need to be overly concerned about.
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Kendra
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