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Myasthenia Gravis Association


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Myasthenia Gravis is a disease which appears to the sufferer to weaken the muscles. 

It is a disorder of the junction between the nerve and the muscle, caused by the body's immune system attacking a vital part of this junction - this impairs the ability of the nerve to cause muscle contraction, and hence produces the apparent weakness.

The cause of this auto-immune reaction is not yet known.

 


 

 

Other General Information

Myasthenia Gravis - What Is It? A Brief Overview

Dr Ian Hart

A Guide To CMS

 

Drugs which may aggravate MG

 

Ketek (Telithromycin) - Contra-Indication

 

A New Antibiotic you may need to be Aware of

Dr David Hilton-Jones

Mestinon Prolonged Release 180 mg Tablets

 

Vaccinations and Myasthenia Gravis

Dr Camilla Buckley

A New Test for Musk Antibodies is Available

Professor Angela Vincent

Living With Myasthenia Gravis: A Caring Partner's View

Esther Leslie

Thymoma and Myasthenia Gravis

Professor Nick Willcox

The Mysteries of Thymoma and MG

Professor Nick Willcox

Living With Congenital Myasthenia

Michelle Watson

Life With Gravis - Hyperacusis

M Gravis

Life With Gravis - Hyperacusis (2)

M Gravis

Louise's Baby Louise Krupski

Louise Krupski

Landmarks in the History of Myasthenia Gravis

Professor Nick Willcox

The debt Myasthenics owe to herbalists and poisoners

Dr Maria Elena Farrugia, Dr Ian Spreadbury and Professor Nick Willcox

Venomous Snakes, Spiders and Snails

Dr Maria Elena Farrugia

Dr Mary Walker - A Pioneer in the Treatment of Myasthenia Gravis

Dr J D Johnston and Mr Brian Houston

MGA Medical Conference Oxford 2002

Question and Answer Session

MGA Medical Conference Oxford 2004

Question and Answer Session

MGA Medical Conference Oxford 2006

Question and Answer Session

The MG Service at The Walton Centre, Liverpool

Dr Bryan Lecky

The Walton Centre - A Patient’s Perspective

Janine Telfer

Insurance

 

Downloadable Pdf Document

The Lundie Loop

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Internet Links

MGA South Yorkshire Branch

The Website of the MGA South Yorkshire Branch

 

MGA Hampshire Branch

The Website of the MGA Hampshire Branch
 

 


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Myasthenia Gravis is a disease which appears to the sufferer to weaken the muscles.

It is a disorder of the junction between the nerve and the muscle, caused by the body's immune system attacking a vital part of this junction - this impairs the ability of the nerve to cause muscle contraction, and hence produces the apparent weakness.

The cause of this auto-immune reaction is not yet known.

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