Sorry to hear you are having problems. I am not Dx yet with MG. (Still going thru testing) but my initial symptom was blurred vision and droopy right eye lid with stabbing pain behind the eye. I no longer have the pain. My labs have all been negative. But symptoms have progressed. Start journaling everything!! Good luck!!

Thank you. My eye has me concerned and I will definitely be keeping a journal to include my muscle weakness. Good luck to you as well :) :) :)

Welcome to the group! Sorry to hear you are having problems with your eye. I had a drooping eyelid too and was diagnosed first by the "icepack test." The doctor put an ice pack on my eyes for about 2 minutes or more and then when he took it off, for a while my eyelid no longer drooped. He said it was 85% accurate, and referred me to a neurologist and also scheduled blood tests which were positive.
I also had double vision, but never had eye pain when I turned my eyes. The muscles that control eye movement tire, and can't hold the two eyes lined up with MG and thus the double vision.
The sore eye may be related to eye muscles. If you close your eyes and rest them, with MG, sometimes that makes them OK for a little while -- our muscles work, but tire very quickly.
Some doctors will let you try Mestinon (pyridostigmine) a medicine that makes things much better for most folks with MG in about 1/2 hour and lasts for a few hours (sort of like how an aspirin works for pain). You might ask to try this as an experiment -- often just one pill will make a great deal of difference.
Good Luck Russ

I had that pain also with movement. They thought mine was MS first before the eye started drooping. I was told MG almost always starts there and it can go to other parts of body making it general MG but if it stays ocular for the first couple years it will most likely just stay there.

I had a little bit of pain with my droopy eyelid and double vision. It was more of an ache or dull pain in the eye muscles. The pain was alleviated with Mestinon