

Susann
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I have 11 autoimmune diseases which are all severe and have never been in remission. I also have a rare inherited immune deficiency called CVID -Common Variable Immune deficiency.
I am also on three immune suppressants. So my immune system is shot. I had severe reactions to the second and third vaccines so instead of getting another booster one of my docs suggested EvuShield. I am a doctor as well and had read several papers on EvuShield. It is two monoclonal antibodies and approved by the FDA to be given every six months to immunocompromised patients. I usually donโt tolerate things well but I had no side effects what do ever. The nurse stays for an hour to observe you for cardiac issues. I have high cholesterol diabetes high blood pressure have had one heart attack and have Afib and have a rare form of endocarditis from my lupus. I tolerated it great. No symptoms at all and no cardiac issues
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I have 11 autoimmune diseases and a primary immune deficiency
Nothing has helped most of my diseases including Rituxan for 5 years before it was studied in MG or Lupus
I am also seronegative for MG.
I have never had any of my autoimmune diseases controlled or in remission
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I had it March 28 bc I have 11 autoimmune diseases am on three immune suppressants and I have an inherited primary immune deficiency called CVID. I hurt and had increased arm weakness with the first Covid shot but with the second and third shots I had severe flu like symptoms and fever to 104.
The evushield is probably the only med I had absolutely no side effects with. I read an article yesterday and they are recommending to be given every six months. I would take it any day over the vaccine boosters
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Avoid magnesium. As a doctor I can tell you there is only a paragraph in textbooks about MG. Most non- neurologists donโt know all the meds that can worsen MG. You can print off a list and carry it around with you. When I am hospitalized and my magnesium gets low I speak to the doctor to find out my magnesium level. My neurologist says it is best to keep the level on the low side of normal
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As a doctor who also has 11 autoimmune diseases there is no reason it should take a year to wean off steroids. I get IVIg every three weeks and take high dose mestinon I have failed every other treatment. You can actually be on 14 days if 40mg of prednisone without having to wean it. I donโt know what dose you are placed on for flares but you may want a second opinion about taking a year to wean off. It seems overly cautious