Patient's question:
My husband was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis half a month ago. Now he can't walk either. How can myasthenia gravis be cured?Doctor's answer:
Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disease, and its clinical diagnostic symptoms show significant variability. As a chronic condition, myasthenia gravis is difficult to self-recover from. However, under a doctor's guidance, taking medication on schedule can help stabilize the condition. Myasthenia gravis is prone to developing thymomas, so patients with myasthenia gravis should undergo routine screening for thymomas. If detected, surgical removal of the thymoma is recommended, which can help improve long-term outcomes. Most patients can maintain stable conditions with medication, and those who adhere to treatment can lead normal daily lives and engage in training. Generally, a combined approach of traditional Chinese and Western medicine can yield better therapeutic effects. You can bring your husband for massage and acupuncture to help stabilize the symptoms.