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Can people with Myasthenia Gravis work? What kind of work can they perform?
See how people with experience in Myasthenia Gravis give their opinion about whether people with Myasthenia Gravis can work and what kind of jobs are more appropriated for people with Myasthenia Gravis
I think that working with MG depends on the severity of your symptoms. I believe many people with MG work. I work a full time job. At times it isn't easy but I am able to tell when I need to take it easy. I don't think a MG diagnosis should limit your career possibilities, but if your MG is severe and not responding to treatment, you may be unable to work.
Posted Mar 11, 2017 by Bryan 200
Yes they can. Work that does not need the use of energy, sit down jobs like administive positions, stress free jobs, travel agents.
Posted Mar 12, 2017 by Ara Eliana 1145
I worked for over 20 years with Myasthenia Gravis. It progressed to the point where I am totally disabled and not able to work.
Posted May 24, 2017 by Don 300
Depends upon the severity of disease course.
Some can work while others are not
Some can work while others are not
Posted May 24, 2017 by Sherri 720
Some can. It depends on their symptoms.
Posted May 24, 2017 by Gary 1500
Yes they can work. It would be limited to them being in crisis or not. If they do choose to work it would be bes if it were not as physical of a job
Posted May 25, 2017 by Wendy 450
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Preferably, people with Myasthenia Gravis can work in an office environment, work at home, freelance, programming, etc Work, intellectual type or with the computer.
Posted Mar 14, 2017 by Alejandra 970
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They have very little physical movement
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Yes, being styled it can exercise functions which do not make great physical effort I work
Posted May 24, 2017 by Meire Stella 1000
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Depends on the degree of the disease. The patients diagnosed with MG should seek the services lighter that you give him conditions to perform their functions with ease and commitment.
Posted May 24, 2017 by lorrayne 500
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In my case it might even work for nothing more that the op of this let me fadigada because I can feel the weakness in minutes after the effort, and to not evolve a crisis in respiratory rest. I am afraid of being intubated on account of the crisis
Posted May 24, 2017 by Lilian Silva Santos 1000
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Whether or not according to symptoms. In any work.
Posted Sep 3, 2017 by Marife Loyola 650
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I believe that the best way is if adecar to the means.
There are functions that have a cmo the bearer of myasthenia develop very well.
However, already other not.
This will be the question of weights.
There are functions that have a cmo the bearer of myasthenia develop very well.
However, already other not.
This will be the question of weights.
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by Paulo de Tarso c carvalho 1500
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A lot depends on the type of Myasthenia the person possesses. There are people who only develops in the part of the eye, while there are people who develop widespread. Thus hampering their activities
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by Lua 3536
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Yes you can work in virtually any function, since we don't have to do a lot of physical effort. I believe that the ideal is to work part-time.
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by Renata 4550
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Yes, although jobs that require dexterity, muscle strength and physical effort are discouraged.
Posted Sep 13, 2017 by Monique 1500
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Personally I am a nurse and I do tasks passive
Posted Sep 30, 2017 by Marcela 900
