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Rituximab is administered through IV infusion and works by targeting and blocking specific immune cells that produce the antibodies causing MG symptoms. The medication aims to decrease autoantibody production that triggers MG symptoms.

Like other targeted medications and immunosuppressants, it's important to note that Show Full Answer

Rituximab is administered through IV infusion and works by targeting and blocking specific immune cells that produce the antibodies causing MG symptoms. The medication aims to decrease autoantibody production that triggers MG symptoms.

Like other targeted medications and immunosuppressants, it's important to note that Rituximab can potentially increase infection risk since it decreases immune system activity. The specific side effects and benefits should be discussed in detail with your healthcare provider to determine if it's an appropriate treatment option for your situation. Treatment effectiveness varies between individuals, and what works well for one person may not work as well for another. When considering any new treatment, it's important to discuss with your MG specialist who can guide you in choosing treatments most likely to work for your specific case. They can help evaluate potential benefits against risks and side effects.

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