Myasthenia Gravis (MG): An In-depth Approach A Case Report of Myasthenia Gravis after Forty Years of Neurology Work

Abstract A patient who, with symptoms of shortness of breath and difficulty swallowing, referred to the emergency room and was hospitalized in the neurology department, was finally diagnosed with Myasthenia gravis. This diagnosis was confirmed based on the positive results of some tests. Although the thymus gland was reported to be normal and the patient's condition was almost stabilized with the classic treatment of Myasthenia. With the patient's weight gain, due to the use of corticosteroids, although his family and nutritionist insisted on taking the patient to strict diets and even 12 or 16-hour fasts, we unilaterally opposed these requests. Our point was that: We should not put any additional stress on the patient at this stage. Because would complicate the problem. Currently, the patient is undergoing a natural process of treatment and control.