Myasthenia Gravis Symptoms can fall into 3 different categories: Ocular, Bulbar and Generalized. 👀 Ocular symptoms Droopy Eyes 👁️ Blurry/Double Vision 🫨 👄 Bulbar symptoms Weak face, throat and neck muscles 🫩 Slurred/Nasal speech 🎤 Difficulty Chewing/Swallowing 🤤 Difficulty Talking 🗣️ 💪Generalized symptoms Weaks arms and legs 💪🦵 Weak diaphragm 🫁 Difficulty walking 🚶 Difficulty breathing 😮‍💨 Muscles tire with repetitive use. Often worse later in the day. 🫵 By raising awareness, we

An estimated 15 to 20 percent of people with myasthenia gravis will experience at least one myasthenic crisis in their lifetime. Anything from stress, infection, or surgery to an adverse reaction to medication can trigger a myasthenic crisis. Learn more about the signs and symptoms of myasthenia gravis at https://www.americanbrainfoundation.org/diseases/myasthenia-gravis/ | American Brain Foundation

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Researchers at The George Washington University are conducting the BRIDGE-MG study to better understand how myasthenia gravis affects patients’ daily routines, medication use, work productivity, and social support. *What’s involved: A brief, confidential online survey *Time commitment: Approximately 20 minutes *Why participate: Your input will help identify real-world challenges faced by people living with MG. These insights can inform future care strategies, support services, and patient-center

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