gMG
I was diagnosed with gMG in February 2024. I have been on Pyridostihmine 60mg since then. However, on January 11, 2026, I was in a car accident resulting in a brain bleed and a lot of trama to other parts of my body. Since then I have experienced more droopiness to both eyes and excessive weakness to both hands and fingers. I am very concerned and wonder what I should do?
Find a good neurologist who has experience with MG. It's pretty shocking that for two years you have only been on pyridostigmine. Pyridostigmine does nothing to disable the production of acetylcholine-binding antibodies and is normally considered a stop-gap treatment. By now you would usually be on an immunosuppressant or one of the newer treatments. Trama is very likely to trigger an exacerbation of your MG symptoms. Talk to your doctor about your worsening condition. You don't want it to get worse.
