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I have only had 2 injections and have experienced increased loss of control and much more frequent urination...no pain...does not feel like a UTI infection

March 17
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Thank you ...going Thursday!

March 17
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Are you experiencing increased bladder control issues after starting Vyvgart Hytrulo?

Bladder control problems aren't commonly listed among the typical side effects of Vyvgart Hytrulo. The more frequently reported side effects include headaches, diarrhea, and increased risk of infection.

However, that doesn't mean your Show Full Answer

Are you experiencing increased bladder control issues after starting Vyvgart Hytrulo?

Bladder control problems aren't commonly listed among the typical side effects of Vyvgart Hytrulo. The more frequently reported side effects include headaches, diarrhea, and increased risk of infection.

However, that doesn't mean your experience isn't real or important. Everyone responds to medications differently, and new or unusual symptoms after starting a treatment should always be taken seriously.

Here's what you should do:

- Contact your MG specialist or neurologist right away to report these symptoms
- Keep track of when the bladder issues occur and how severe they are
- Make sure to rule out other causes like infections, even though it doesn't feel like a UTI
- Ask your doctor if this could be related to the medication or possibly to MG symptom changes

Since you've only had 2 injections, your medical team needs to know about this early on. They can help determine whether this is a side effect of the treatment, related to your MG itself, or something else entirely that needs attention.

Don't wait to reach out—bladder control issues can significantly affect your quality of life, and your doctor may need to adjust your treatment plan or investigate further.

March 17

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