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Travel and Myasthenia Gravis

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My husband and I, retired traveled lots prior to Covid. Now MG diagnosis of two years has me in panic. Neurologist says only travel near a Trauma center, although i am stable at the mo her attitude scares me. Suggests I will know I am in trouble. Does this preclude travel to places like Thailand, Singapore or New Zealand.(car drive vacation) If you are stable and only on Mycophenolate and only had ocular/swallowing problems is it likely a sudden flare up occur? Thanks

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You may need extra medication for your time away, but talk to your doctor if wanting to travel.

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