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Would progressive trouble swallowing and facial weakness with negative mg antibody in a young male still worry a physician for mg? symptoms moderate.
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Yes: Any problem with swallowing is troubling not to mention the progression. Consider a neurology consult.
Answered 12/6/2017
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