Why you should avoid extreme temperatures in myasthenia gravis
Even hot food and drinks can affect the throat muscles and impair chewing and swallowing.
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Can myasthenia gravis go away?
Up to 40% of people with MG will experience remission.
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What is the role of the immune system in myasthenia gravis?
In MG, the body produces antibodies that target proteins of the neuromuscular junction.
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How to visit the dentist when you have myasthenia gravis
Preventing problems before they start is the best way to take care of your oral health when you have MG.
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What is a cholinesterase inhibitor, and how does it work?
Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors are a key tool for reducing symptoms in many patients with MG.
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Living with myasthenia gravis: Tips for conserving energy throughout the day
Sitting when you can will help save energy.
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How myasthenia gravis differs between men and women
Understanding these differences can help you advocate for gender-sensitive care.
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How keeping a symptom journal can help you manage myasthenia gravis
Try different methods until you find what works best for you.
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More than tired eyes: Why the warning signs of myasthenia gravis are often missed
Early symptoms of MG may occur suddenly, and are often inconsistent not only from patient to patient, but from day to day.
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How MG is diagnosed and treated can vary across countries, highlighting need for cure
A pressing need is seen for MG treatments that not only control the disease, but work to stop it entirely.
