MG navigator: Charting your course
to better health

Managing oral health is especially important with MG, since muscle weakness in the face and throat can affect chewing, swallowing, or even brushing. Simple daily adjustments and working with a dentist who understands MG can make a big difference in protecting teeth and gums.

Explaining your diagnosis to your children can feel daunting — but age-appropriate conversations can ease fear and build trust. Whether you're speaking to a toddler or a teen, preparing ahead and encouraging ongoing dialogue helps your child feel safe, supported, and connected.

Magnesium supports nerve and muscle function, but supplements may worsen MG symptoms and should be avoided without guidance. Always consult your healthcare provider before using magnesium if you have MG.

Managing health insurance and treatment costs for myasthenia gravis can be overwhelming, but exploring coverage options, assistance programs, and budgeting tips helps ease the financial burden and supports your care.

Managing myasthenia gravis requires adjusting treatment as symptoms evolve. Stay proactive by working with your healthcare team to explore new options and ensure your care plan supports your well-being.

Managing myasthenia gravis relapses means recognizing muscle weakness and addressing triggers like stress, infections, or medication changes. Treatment and lifestyle changes can help manage severity.

Visiting an infusion center for generalized myasthenia gravis can help manage symptoms like muscle weakness and fatigue. Learn what to expect, from the care team and treatments to preparing for your visit.

Supporting eye health is important when living with myasthenia gravis. Proper care, lifestyle adjustments, and medical treatments can help manage symptoms and reduce eye strain.

Take this quick quiz to assess your understanding of MG and see how well you grasp its key aspects, including causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and common triggers.

Myasthenia gravis support groups foster community, offering a space to share experiences, exchange advice, and access valuable MG resources for better disease management.