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OMG OMG SO my Neuro suggested I see a cardiologist (mg related)
My husband found this today http://www.ijcme-journal.com/article...025-5/abstract
It might actually mean it COULD be all MY MG!! Not Mitochondrial disease with my MG> Any thoughts or am I just grasping. I'm desperate because despite my muscle weakness being better since last ivig I'm having major issue's bad enough I can't short of breath NOT from weakness of skelatal muscles. Also would it be bad to send article to Neuro or my PCP? My heart muscle is so stressed I didn't realize how bad or exactly what was what until my Neuro upped my meds last week since I've been having a hard time with stamina, chest pain, stomach p ain and head ache since I my last IVIG 2 weeks ago Thanks in advance Pam |
I was diagnosed with heart issues/ enlarged heart, several years before my MG was diagnosed. I always assumed that my heart was the cause of my shortness of breath. Now I am told that my heart is no longer enlarged. I am still very short of breath. Pyridostigmine helps radically.
It is probably all related........ |
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MG itself can be bad enough that it affects the heart.
Other things that can are endocrine issues. Have you been fully evaluated in that area? And I don't mean only thyroid and blood sugar. Are you having any other symptoms? Wait until the thymus scan and see what your neuro says. Has anyone tested you for a blood clot? Some people who have IVIG can get one. Just a thought, don't panic! ;) Did you get the records of your heart scan? I recommend reading them. Are you sure they checked for pulmonary hypertension? What's your blood pressure like? I'm not sure what to think. Maybe your MG is just bad right now. Don't forget that things change over time and it's been three years since the last cardio check. You might want to see one again and ask about an echocardiogram (ultrasound). I hope you get it all figured out!!! Annie |
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Pam, you say you are having issues with iodine and are due for a CT scan? The CT scan can be done with or without 'contrast'. Docs usually want contrast because it makes the results easier to read. The contrast is iodine based! Double check this and make sure everyone involved knows.
Jim |
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