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August 14
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A MGteam Member

Agree!

August 17
A MGteam Member

Yes. My legs get like that from humidity and standing too long cooking or something. Some days are worse than others.

August 15
A MGteam Member

Yes I’m learning when my legs become weak to sit down especially at work. After about 10min my legs do feel better

August 14
MGteam

Is that "jelly legs" feeling a symptom of myasthenia gravis?

Yes, wobbly or weak legs can absolutely be part of MG. Muscle weakness is a hallmark of the condition, and it can affect the arms, legs, and neck — sometimes coming on quickly and feeling very unpredictable. One MGteam member described it well: "I was most Show Full Answer

Is that "jelly legs" feeling a symptom of myasthenia gravis?

Yes, wobbly or weak legs can absolutely be part of MG. Muscle weakness is a hallmark of the condition, and it can affect the arms, legs, and neck — sometimes coming on quickly and feeling very unpredictable. One MGteam member described it well: "I was most surprised at how quickly my arms and legs would weaken at certain times." Others have shared similar experiences, including trouble walking and general weakness in the limbs.

A key pattern with MG is that weakness often gets worse with activity and tends to improve with rest. So if your legs feel worse after being on them for a while, that tracks with how MG typically behaves.

A few things worth doing:

- Keep a symptom log — note when the weakness happens, how long it lasts, and what you were doing beforehand
- Share this with your neurologist — especially if it's getting worse or spreading
- Rest when needed — pushing through can sometimes make symptoms worse

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