How do you balance exercise and MG?
We all know exercise is a key part of being/getting healthy, but overexertion is also a key part to triggering MG symptoms. Is there any tips or hacks to balancing exercise while trying not to trigger any symptoms?
hi panel.
As a senior who was diagnosed with MG at age 80, I feel that I am a lucky person as I lived an active life for many years, but I do miss my daily walk of two hours each day, as now a ten-minute walk will simply cause total body shutdown
Any form of exercise is out for me.
When food shopping, I usually try to cut my shopping trips into short missions and get home as soon as I am able. I use a cane full time, and a walker is in my near future. My symptoms seem to be subsiding, but my Doctor says that they are fooling me, and I continue to take my meds as prescribed. This MG plays with your body, and each day is a gift, but can be a challenge........ Cheers to all
Gerald
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I can tell you what *not* to do 😁! Do not attempt to walk up to where the 4th of July fireworks are going on when you live in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Everything is uphill here, and it was a long walk uphill what with the rollator and the little oxygen concentrator, and my daughter pulling me up. The fireworks were well worth the pain the next day though I don’t recommend this to any sane person.
You can do it without hand exercises. However, it is difficult for the fingers.You can only do leg curls three to five times.Leg exercises are tiring, both physically and mentally.
I find small sessions are the way tô go, rather than going all out and paying for it later.
