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Can myotonia be confused with other neurilogical/ other much casual disease? any help appreciated!
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CAN HAPPEN: Myotonia occurs in several different muscle disorders, and may well need to be sorted out. A series of blood tests, and an Electromyogram, with perhaps a muscle biopsy should pin down the diagnosis. Best to find a neurologist who sub specializes in neuromuscular disorders.
Answered 10/14/2015
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