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October 17, 2024
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Myasthenia gravis can cause muscle weakness, which may affect your legs and make activities like standing up or getting out of bed challenging. Specific symptoms include:

- Weak arms, legs, and hands: This can make it difficult to walk long distances, stand up from a chair, or climb stairs
- Fatigue during activity: You Show Full Answer

Myasthenia gravis can cause muscle weakness, which may affect your legs and make activities like standing up or getting out of bed challenging. Specific symptoms include:

- Weak arms, legs, and hands: This can make it difficult to walk long distances, stand up from a chair, or climb stairs.
- Fatigue during activity: You may feel weaker and more fatigued during periods of activity and feel better after resting.

If you experience severe or unusual symptoms, it's important to contact your healthcare provider.

October 17, 2024
A MGteam Member

At the time no. But the neurologist I have now says yes.

October 18, 2024
A MGteam Member

Do they blame the MG for the uncontrolled shaking? And the surprise dance?

October 17, 2024
A MGteam Member

I had problems with my arms and legs prior to diagnosis. Once I was walking across a room and my leg lifted into the air and did a little dance on its own. I do have uncontrolled shaking in my limbs every now and then.

October 17, 2024
A MGteam Member

Don’t have that problem.

October 17, 2024

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