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What medications increase the chance of potential development of MG

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Sydney, AU
April 10
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A MGteam Member

I also broke fermur bone at the thigh bone and they put a metal plate and screw with a sliding hip pin. I remember it too a long time fme to come completely out of the anesthesia.
I started having weird symptoms after.

April 16
A MGteam Member

My neurologist printed out a list of medications I need to avoid. My primary care doctor has a copy and any other doctor I see.

April 10
A MGteam Member

Mine came out with surgery too after I fell and fractured my femur.

April 11
A MGteam Member

I was find until I had surgery. I was told that anesthesia can really mess with your,body. If I had known i wouldn't have had the surgery on my foot . I would have tried other ways to find relief.

April 11
MGteam

Which medications might increase the risk of developing myasthenia gravis?

The search results provided focus on medications that can worsen existing MG symptoms rather than medications that increase the chance of developing MG in the first place.

The information available discusses antibiotics and other drugs that people Show Full Answer

Which medications might increase the risk of developing myasthenia gravis?

The search results provided focus on medications that can worsen existing MG symptoms rather than medications that increase the chance of developing MG in the first place.

The information available discusses antibiotics and other drugs that people with MG should avoid because they may trigger muscle weakness or exacerbate symptoms. These include:

- Fluoroquinolones (ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin)
- Aminoglycosides (gentamicin, tobramycin)
- Macrolides (azithromycin, clarithromycin)
- Some tetracyclines (doxycycline, minocycline)

However, these medications are known to worsen symptoms in people who already have MG, not necessarily cause the initial development of the condition.

If you're concerned about medication-induced MG or drug interactions that could trigger MG symptoms, it's important to discuss your complete medication list with your neurologist. They can help identify any potential risks specific to your situation.

April 10

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