Myasthenia Gravis Remission is a dream for most MG patients. The symptoms of diplopia, ptosis and muscle fatigue go away in a remission which can be while still on medication or meds free.
Myasthenia is a neuromuscular, chronic, autoimmune disease. The disorder affects the acetylcholine nerve receptor sites, which get blocked by antibodies formed against the thymus gland. This stops the muscles from contracting as they are not able to receive nerve impulses.
Full Video: From Diagnosis to Remission:
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Other symptoms of Myasthenia Gravis included skeletal (voluntary) muscle weakness that involves talking, chewing and can include difficulty breathing.
The worst of my symptoms occurred in 2015. Since then I have made many changes and slowly improved. Now in 2019, I am doing well, but I want to keep getting healthier to show others that it's possible and to be able to assist others where I can.
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