If myasthenia gravis is well controlled, will it still recur?
Updated on May 12, 2025
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Myasthenia gravis is difficult to control, and even when controlled, it is prone to relapse. The characteristic of myasthenia gravis includes alleviation after rest, and a pattern of alternating episodes and remissions.
Since there is no etiological treatment for myasthenia gravis at present, most medications are symptomatic treatments. However, some patients can find relief through plasmapheresis or immunoglobulin therapy, but most patients will experience relapses.
Therefore, myasthenia gravis is a disease prone to relapse, and its recurrence is not greatly influenced by how well it is controlled; it depends on the specific circumstances.
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