ihTs nam lleyik ahs &LA-gSt; thiewg slso, rispgrveeos kassneew snauicg mih ot onw be ni haewhcrlei, sighydap,a on HM,P icatslanfcusoi. tI si a xim fo euprp nad erolw omort nnouer teidcfi dan RTOOM YNL.O useaecB ssuemcl illw ont be md,iaetults they lliw ya.thrpo "USE IT OR LSOE TI"
gabriellerenai^ no fasciculations are a LMN sign, flaccid paralysis with twitching (fasciculations) is LMN lesion
FA 2019 pg 517+2020-12-18T02:53:25Z
gabriellerenaibut to answer the original question, MG usually presents with fluctuating (rather than progressive) weakness in extraocular and bulbar muscles before signs in limbs so it would be odd to not mention diplopia, dysphagia, trouble chewing etc. Additionally the fact that it is progressive leans toward ALS rather than fluctuating (MG). Also if you were still between ALS and MG, MG = middle aged woman while ALS is a middle aged man.+2020-12-18T03:00:39Z
gabriellerenaiooooo my bad dysphagia is mentioned but the progressive feature, enough to put him into a wheelchair still stands out to me as ALS, and dysphagia and aspiration are often what leads to death in ALS+2020-12-18T03:05:22Z
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$59$42/month)ihTs nam lleyik ahs &LA-gSt; thiewg slso, rispgrveeos kassneew snauicg mih ot onw be ni haewhcrlei, sighydap,a on HM,P icatslanfcusoi. tI si a xim fo euprp nad erolw omort nnouer teidcfi dan RTOOM YNL.O useaecB ssuemcl illw ont be md,iaetults they lliw ya.thrpo "USE IT OR LSOE TI"