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Not all GBS people will have Post GBS, It was a 3% rate at one for the older GBS'ers when there was NO treatment,Now that there is some sort of treatment I believe the rate is much, much less. I was told when I was Diagnosed with Post GBS is because I had the Axon Type GBS that was very severe and I made a good recovery at a young age and went on to over work my muscles as the years went on,if I had a more easy working life I may never be where I am today. Doctors are finding more and more types of GBS and I'm sure someday most understanding of renewed weakness will be discovered, If you think you are experianceing renewed weakness make sure you have ALL other types of conditions ruled out ,then you should go to a Post Polio Clinic and see if they can help diagnose you that's what I did.

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