I would say no. It’s a great stress reliever! Maybe your legs aren’t always as strong, or your arms, but you can still make it work. Good luck, don’t worry that it’s not the same as when you were stronger. Hugs, kisses and intimacy with your mate keeps you both happy! ♥️♥️
April 6, 2025
I'm not having no problems😁😁
April 5, 2025
Not mine. ❤️ 😎
But age is always a factor. You know menopause. But I'm good 👍🏾
April 5, 2025
While the search results don't directly address intimate relationships, MG-related fatigue and muscle weakness can impact various physical activities, including intimate moments. The unpredictable nature of MG symptoms may affect energy levels and physical capabilities during intimate activities.
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While the search results don't directly address intimate relationships, MG-related fatigue and muscle weakness can impact various physical activities, including intimate moments. The unpredictable nature of MG symptoms may affect energy levels and physical capabilities during intimate activities.
It's important to have open communication with your partner about your energy levels and limitations. Planning intimate time when you typically have more energy and finding comfortable positions that don't strain affected muscles can help maintain a fulfilling intimate relationship. If you're experiencing specific concerns about intimacy, it's recommended to discuss them with your healthcare provider. They can offer personalized advice and potentially adjust treatment plans to help manage symptoms that may be affecting your intimate life.
April 3, 2025
Good discussion! For me I am bedbound and have spent so much time in hospitals and nursing homes, relationships and intimacy isn’t a part of this phase of my life.
April 17, 2025