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Yes, muscle cramps and spasms are common with myasthenia gravis. Here are some effective ways to manage them:

• Gentle stretching and massage to improve blood flow
• Ice packs for daytime relief
• Heating pads (but be careful as heat can sometimes worsen MG symptoms)
• Staying properly hydrated to prevent electrolyte Show Full Answer

Yes, muscle cramps and spasms are common with myasthenia gravis. Here are some effective ways to manage them:

• Gentle stretching and massage to improve blood flow
• Ice packs for daytime relief
• Heating pads (but be careful as heat can sometimes worsen MG symptoms)
• Staying properly hydrated to prevent electrolyte imbalances
• Light exercise (without overdoing it) Dehydration can increase your risk of muscle cramps by causing:

• Electrolyte imbalances
• Faster muscle fatigue
• Reduced blood flow

While muscle cramps are common with MG, it's important to discuss any new or regular muscle pain with your doctor to ensure proper treatment and management.

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Myasthenia Gravis Muscle Pain and Cramps: 6 Care Tips