Patient's question:
Now my friend Fen Peng has myasthenia gravis. I don't know if it hurts. Every time I see him, he doesn't seem to feel anything, so I wanted to ask, Hello, does myasthenia gravis hurt?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, symptoms such as eyelid drooping, double vision, strabismus, and weakness in facial and masseter muscles may reappear, potentially leading to apathy, difficulty breathing, or respiratory distress. When there is spinal muscle weakness, speech may become weak, the tongue may be improperly trained, and difficulties with eating and swallowing, along with coughing, may occur. This condition is generally caused by having osteoarthritis or rheumatoid disease, which is a relatively common condition.