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Any changes to medication dosing should be discussed with your healthcare provider first, as they understand your specific medical history and MG severity. While you're experiencing some comfort now, the initial flare you mentioned is concerning and could indicate your body needs more careful tapering.

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Any changes to medication dosing should be discussed with your healthcare provider first, as they understand your specific medical history and MG severity. While you're experiencing some comfort now, the initial flare you mentioned is concerning and could indicate your body needs more careful tapering.

Timing of medications is crucial for MG management. Medication peaks and valleys affect muscle function throughout the day. Removing the midday dose creates a longer gap between doses which could lead to increased weakness during those hours. Please contact your neurologist or MG specialist immediately to:
• Discuss proper tapering schedule
• Review your symptoms and flares
• Evaluate if two doses per day is appropriate
• Consider if medication timing needs adjustment
• Determine if you need additional monitoring during dose changes

Remember that changes in medication can affect MG symptoms and potentially trigger exacerbations. It's always safer to make medication adjustments under medical supervision.

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