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Mild occular MG

2020-10-06 15:47:11
Which is better medicine Mycophenolate or azathioprine for mild occular MG? Considering efficacy and long term side-effects.
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Both are same. But mycophenolate is costly. Every Neurologist have different preference.

Answered2020-10-07 11:54:38

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