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Thymoma and myasthenia gravis: timing of surgery and MG stability
For some people with myasthenia gravis (MG), a thymoma (tumor on the thymus gland) is discovered by chance, during the MG diagnostic process, or later in their MG journey. Surgery is often recommended, but the timing can vary depending on how stable a person’s MG symptoms are and how quickly the thymoma was found.
If you were diagnosed with a thymoma, how soon after discovery did you have surgery? How stable was your MG at the time of your procedure?
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