Patient's question:
My aunt has been experiencing numbness and weakness in her hands and feet since last year. Later, it was diagnosed as myasthenia gravis, which is said to be very serious. Gradually, she became completely immobile. Hello, does myasthenia gravis prevent one from walking?Doctor's answer:
Severe cases can be serious, and the treatment methods for myasthenia gravis are varied. Additional treatment plans are formulated based on each patient's condition. Treating myasthenia gravis requires a certain amount of time. Therefore, patients with myasthenia gravis should have a correct understanding of themselves. They should not be too impatient. They should build confidence in overcoming the disease. They should not always be immersed in frustration and pessimism. If this state is beneficial to the treatment of the disease, on the contrary, it can only alleviate the condition. There are also many ways to harm oneself. It is recommended that patients seek examination and treatment at regular hospitals as soon as possible to prevent missing the opportunity for timely intervention.