Hi Ken this is Ken how long did it take for the ocular MJ to generalize so that I have some idea if it's going to or not I know chances are good that it will and my neural doctor possibly within 2 years

I feel pretty good just generally tired not interested in doing much I think it's the prednisone that does that and I seem to have chronic sinus issue that plugs my ear up and when that happens I just feel like crap

Ken - this is good explanation of MG

https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/treatment-can-effectively-manage-symptoms-of-myasthenia-gravis/

Once again Peter thank you for the information you are so helpful and informative

Hi All ,
It took about 6 months for my ocular MG to start turning to General MG . I was coaching Table Tennis and the Mestinon was working pretty well for my double vision when I started noticing my legs were getting tired faster. When I first brought it up to my Doctor she didn't do anything but told me to increase my use of mestinon. It didn't seem to help so I was put on 40 mg prednisone every other day. It got worse at first then over time got better. I am now taking 20 mg prednisone every other day and 175 mg of Imuran every night and in the mornings with breakfast I take mestinon. I do pretty well and can go and play a little table tennis 2 or 3 times a week. I can't play the level I used to but still enjoy it. I have trouble tracking the ball to my wide forehand side because of weakness in my eye muscles. Over all though I am pretty happy with things. You will have to take care when you are around a lot of people because you will be susceptible to catch colds and things (I am dealing with a bad cold right now that I know I caught at the table tennis club).
Usually I can tell pretty soon after I get up what kind of day it will be. If my muscles feel "taut then I know it will be a good day. If they feel like flabby then usually not so good. Sometimes you just need to get more rest so do it. I have found getting outdoors helps a lot. I do live in the country so have a garden and green house. I do what I can but if they get out of hand I don't worry about it. You will learn what you can and can't do and if you have people to help you don't be afraid to ask.
I could go on as I like to talk but I hope my experiences help you.

Yes you are very helpful any input is greatly appreciated and helpful i am still trying to get a handle on mg with all the help i have been getting though this site and the people here it is starting to ease my anxiety thank-you ken

I have a question how do you tell if the mg is moved into your throat I've noticed lately that my voice seems to be changing I don't know if it's because of her surgery I recently had or if it's MG moving in and why is it some people here around multiple medications and I am only on Prednisone is it because of the intensity of the disease or is it just case related

Ken, hang in there. You'll get used to the meds and the fact that you tire quickly. But, the good news is that you also recover quickly.