Hi Cynthia, I had more blood tests than I can count, nothing in my bloodwork showed MG signs, my first sign was a droopy right eye. I put a cold washcloth on my eyes and they both opened completely. It was frustrating, nothing in my bloodwork showed, but my neurologist was sure I had MG. A muscle biopsy in my upper thigh finally showed it and I began treatment. The process took about 6 months I guess. If nothing shows, the MUSK test, etc. , you’re considered seronegative. You need a Dr . that won’t stop trying, whatever it takes! Good luck!! ♥️♥️🤗
I'm so tired if them taking blood. They could make a dozen more of me. I swear. Every 3 months they want blood.
I'm negative something. At this point I just don't know. I have gmg.
Wow, thanks. So glad I found your answer. I was confused about that.
Hi! Honestly there is no difference between Myasthenia Gravis & Seronegative Generalized Myasthenia Gravis. The only difference is in getting a proper diagnosis. Seronegative MG is harder to diagnose & it takes a good Nuerologist who understands MG well.
The main difference is in how the conditions are detected through blood tests. In regular MG, doctors can find specific autoantibodies (AChR or MuSK) in the blood that attack the connection between nerves and muscles. In seronegative MG, these typical antibodies aren't found in blood tests, even though the symptoms are Show Full Answer