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Old 01-07-2010, 01:19 AM #1
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I just found this message board. I have SIJD and am planning to have an injection on the right side next week. Has this helped anyone out there.
I also have myasthenia gravis of the vocal chords and eyes.. nothing else. First diagnosed because my voice went away for 6 months. After much testing by ENT's I saw a neurologist who diagnosed mg. Voice is pretty much controlled by mestinon.. diplopia with prednisone.
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