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December 3, 2024
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A MGteam Member

I started physical therapy, but my doctor paused it for now. My balance and coordination were getting worse. I should probably look into starting up again. I feel stretching exercises and moving our muscles is important.

December 3, 2024
A MGteam Member

I go to the Chiropractor every 3 weeks , he stretches my neck , and back he knows I have MG so he gave me some stretching exercises to do everyday they really help , and if I get tight muscles in my neck and shoulders he has me use bio-freeze roll on gel , he said its important to keep moving those muscles , and for my leg cramps I use a muscle massager ever night on them before I go to bed , I found out the trick is to keep them warm , I just love my Chiropractor he helps me so much.

December 3, 2024
A MGteam Member

I just finished PT for my neck, shoulder and back. It really has helped me a lot. I'm able to do more with my upper body. They gave me some exercises for my legs & lower body. The only thing about those are they are seated exercises. Drs. don't want me to fall.

December 3, 2024
A MGteam Member

That is really good and smart for you to do the exercises sitting or even laying down Brinda.
Most my exercises are performed laying down.

December 4, 2024
A MGteam Member

All the exercises I do I sit or lay down to do them because I have terrible balance due to a surgery on my ear they moved the crystals and it through my balance off , it was worse but I had months of therapy for it long before I was diagnosed with MG.

December 4, 2024

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