Just a little knowledge that I read myasthenia gravis has been around since the 1800's back then little was known about it , and it was more or less a death sentence, now today with so much awareness and new drugs its controllable , just thought I let this out there since this is myasthenia awareness months last day❤
June 30
Are you wondering if there's a way to remove the COVID-19 vaccine from your body after noticing a worsening of your MG symptoms?
Unfortunately, there's no way to "remove" a vaccine once it's been given. The vaccine works by triggering an immune response, and that process can't be reversed.
It's worth knowing that a small Show Full Answer
Are you wondering if there's a way to remove the COVID-19 vaccine from your body after noticing a worsening of your MG symptoms?
Unfortunately, there's no way to "remove" a vaccine once it's been given. The vaccine works by triggering an immune response, and that process can't be reversed.
It's worth knowing that a small number of people with MG do report mild, temporary symptom worsening after a COVID-19 vaccine. This is something researchers have noted, though they generally consider the vaccine safe for people with stable, well-managed MG. The most important step right now is to contact your neurologist as soon as possible and describe exactly what symptoms have worsened. They can help adjust your MG treatment plan if needed.
In the meantime, watch out for these symptoms that would require immediate medical attention:
- Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
- Chest pain that doesn't go away
- Difficulty swallowing
- Worsening muscle weakness
- Confusion or inability to stay awake
- Blue or pale-colored skin, especially on lips or nail beds
Please don't wait if any of these occur — seek emergency care right away. 💙
June 30
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