Coping with little changes could be a sign of a bigger problem
Symptoms can influence daily life
Symptoms vary, but certain muscle groups are commonly affected. Choose a category to learn more.
Double vision or drooping eyelid
POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ACTIVITIES
Driving, reading, watching TV
ASK YOURSELF
How have these vision changes affected your day-to-day?
Talk to your doctor. Keep an open dialogue about your gMG symptoms.
Difficulty speaking
POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ACTIVITIES
Talking
ASK YOURSELF
Are you self-conscious when speaking to someone new?
Talk to your doctor. Keep an open dialogue about your gMG symptoms.
Difficulty swallowing or supporting neck
POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ACTIVITIES
Going out to eat or even eating alone
ASK YOURSELF
Do you avoid eating in front of others because of what they may think?
Talk to your doctor. Keep an open dialogue about your gMG symptoms.
Difficulty breathing at rest or with physical activity
POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ACTIVITIES
Completing daily tasks, getting around the house
ASK YOURSELF
Have you avoided certain activities or tasks because you are too exhausted or it is too hard?
Talk to your doctor. Keep an open dialogue about your gMG symptoms.
Weakness in arms and/or legs
POTENTIALLY IMPACTED ACTIVITIES
Going out in public, doing household chores, personal grooming
ASK YOURSELF
Do your everyday activities feel more and more like a burden (like brushing your teeth or getting out of a chair)?
Talk to your doctor. Keep an open dialogue about your gMG symptoms.