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Old 05-08-2007, 06:16 PM #4
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Default I have met many....

who have multifocal motor neuropathies while we were receiving IVIG at the doctors' office or at the hospital. For most it is the muscle pain, weakness and cramping that are the worst..when it is at the worst.

Check out the resources at www.immunedisease.com for some of the basics. It is a very close relative to many neuropathies, GBS and CIDP. That your pains are minor makes you very fortunate so far. Be sure to see your neuro on any regular basis tho, for blood tests to prevent any possible problems. This isn't meant to scare you...I'm talking preventative medicine here only. - j

PS - no pain is really minor tho is it? It's YOUR pain, after all!
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