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I get IVIG every 3 weeks. I also take Mestinon and Cellcept. My infusion takes about 3-1/2 hours at home with a Nurse present. No issues so far. My MG is controlled pretty good at this time.
I had my first doses of Rituximab in April. I had slight side effects (afterwards I'm very tired for that day and maybe the next) I am very happy with the results of this treatment..Yes, I still have some limited activity and heat & humidity takes it's toll but I have not felt this good and done so well for years. I'm thankful that my new neurologist found me a treatment that works!
Ivig did not help me. I was given Rituxan and still waiting for results. Hoping to add Vyvgart soon.
I did had IVIG each treatment was 5 days in the hospital 10’hour infusions had an allergic reaction then I had the Rituximab by itnself didnt donanythibg for me! Been on plasma pharisis for almost 2 years and just starting to feel alittle better at time
I do PT also
IVIG therapy uses concentrated antibodies from healthy donors' blood to help treat MG. The treatment is given through an IV infusion at a healthcare facility where staff can monitor vital signs and manage any side effects. For MG flares, IVIG is typically used as a short-term treatment lasting 2-5 days or given as one large Show Full Answer
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