Symptoms of Myesthenia Grevis
What are the clinical manifestations of Myesthenia Grevis?
Patients with Myesthenia Grevis often have variable degrees of weakness and easy fatigability of voluntary skeletal muscle.
This weakness may or may not be noticeable with simple activity, but appears or worsens after sustained exercise and typically improves after a short rest.
Weakness and fatigability of extraocular muscles (diplopia), bulbar muscles (dysarthria, dysphagia), and limb muscles is often easily detectable on clinical examination.
The most critical manifestation is respiratory weakness, a potentially fatal complication, which can develop over hours in severe cases.
