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Tucson, AZ
September 1
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FND doesn't appear in the available information related to myasthenia gravis, so it's hard to give a confident answer here.

It's possible it may have come up in a specific conversation or article context. Could you share where you saw it mentioned? That would help point you in the right direction! 😊

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FND doesn't appear in the available information related to myasthenia gravis, so it's hard to give a confident answer here.

It's possible it may have come up in a specific conversation or article context. Could you share where you saw it mentioned? That would help point you in the right direction! 😊

In the meantime, speaking with your neurologist would be the best way to get a clear explanation of any terminology you've come across.

September 1
A MGteam Member

I looked it up on Google and it said ‘Functional Neurological Disorder’
I hope that helps 😊

September 2
A MGteam Member

Don't have any more info one person told patient with occular mg that she did not have gMG though she had multiple symptom s but that she had FND

September 1

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