The Symptoms of gMG Can Vary From Person to Person^6,7

Emotional Impacts⁶

such as anxiety, fear, and an overarching sense of sadness

Increased forgetfulness or trouble focusing⁶

Ocular MG^4,8,9

often presenting with droopy eyelids and/or double vision, which may progress to gMG in up to 85% of people within two years

Difficulty chewing or speaking^6,7

Difficulty swallowing^6,7

including choking, vomiting, or food entering your airway, may signal a myasthenic crisis. Seek emergency medical care immediately

Neck Weakness⁶

becomes easily tired and/or it is painful to hold up the head

Lack of Energy⁶

tiring more quickly than usual when performing common tasks

Difficulty falling asleep⁶

or inability to sleep through the night

Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath^6,7

including taking quick shallow breaths or struggling to breathe, may be indicative of myasthenic crisis. Seek immediate medical attention

Leg and arm weakness⁶

including difficulty rising from a seated position

Loss of independence⁶

such as difficulty getting dressed, completing chores, running errands, driving, and using the bathroom independently