Neuromuscular Blocking Medication Triggered MG Symptoms
Neuromuscular blocking drugs are administered to patients during surgery as muscle relaxants to prevent muscle movement. These medications are scientifically recommended against use in myasthenia gravis patients and, if necessary, should be used with extreme caution by the surgery team.
Have you been given these medications during surgery and resultingly had worsened Myasthenia gravis symptoms or a crisis?
