When talking to children about a myasthenia gravis diagnosis, use age-appropriate ways to ease fear, build trust, and support understanding.

Oral health in myasthenia gravis requires tailored care, from managing jaw fatigue to preparing for safe and effective dental visits.

Michelle Gonzaba, who has MG, opens up about managing steroid side effects and how honesty with caregivers can make a big difference.

Magnesium supplements may worsen myasthenia gravis symptoms, so people with the disease should avoid them.

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Knowing what your health insurance covers and how to get financial assistance for myasthenia gravis can help you better plan for treatment.

Clinical psychologist Grace Tworek shares why speaking openly about your experiences matters and how support can help.

Cindy Stralsoff, who has myasthenia gravis, shares why support during flare-ups means asking, not assuming, what she needs.

Cindy Streltzov, who has myasthenia gravis, shares how pool walking, moderation, and spontaneity help her manage symptoms and stay active.

Generalized myasthenia gravis often causes eye problems, but there are ways to protect your eye health and vision.

Ari Maayan, who has myasthenia gravis, shares his "tell it like it is" response to those who are unsympathetic to his fluctuating abilities.

Aaron Francis, who has myasthenia gravis, shares tips for handling fatigue and vision issues with simple daily adjustments.

Three patients share life hacks and coping strategies that have helped them to weather the unpredictability of myasthenia gravis.

Tina Hancock, who has myasthenia gravis, shares how she manages fatigue and finds joy in small victories each day.

Michelle Gonzaba, who has myasthenia gravis, shares how patients and caregivers can work together to prevent caregiver burnout.

Myasthenia gravis support groups can provide a sense of community, as well as be a place to share advice and learn about other MG resources.

For people with neuromuscular diseases at MDA Engage: Chicago, the biggest takeaway was realizing they are not alone.

Plasmapheresis is a treatment for myasthenia gravis, commonly used during a myasthenic crisis and in preparation for thymectomy.

Aaron Francis, living with MG, shares his struggle with sudden weakness, the fear of falling, and the strength it takes to keep going.

Clinical psychologist Grace Tworek describes symptoms of medical trauma and suggests how patients can seek help.

Columnist Sarah Bendiff can sense a myashtenia gravis flare-up before one happens and knows that living with the disease means being prepared.

Changes in myasthenia gravis symptoms, side effects from medications, and new treatment options can be reasons to reevaluate treatment plans.

Cemdisiran lowered hospitalization rates and reduced the number of myasthenic crises for gMG patients, a global clinical trial showed.

Setting up a healthcare team for myasthenia gravis involves working with medical specialists and therapists to make treatment decisions.

There is no cure for myasthenia gravis, but different treatment approaches, such as medication and surgery, are available.