Patient's question:
Doctor, I feel completely weak all over now. How much does it cost to treat my? Thank you!Doctor's answer:
From the patient's description of symptoms, it cannot yet be confirmed that it is definitely myasthenia gravis. If it is only general weakness, there may be other causes, such as anemia, abnormal blood sugar levels, or abnormal blood pressure, among others, which can all have an impact. Alternatively, abnormal liver or kidney function can also cause repeated symptoms of limb weakness. The first step is to go to the hospital's neurology department for diagnosis, and then undergo necessary electromyography and physical examinations, as well as thorough neurological assessments. After the diagnosis is made, treatment can then be considered. The cost of treatment is difficult to estimate, as it is closely related to the severity and type of the patient's condition, among other factors.