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Ptosis due to myasthenia
I have a ptosis due to myasthenia. With time it's getting saggy and impacting my vision. What to do?
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U should consult Neurologist along with ophthalmologist.. According to severity of disease treatment is given... Main treatment is anticholinestrase along with steriod..
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It is necessary to get some tests done. Some are blood test and others are related to CT scan. Some home based tests you can also do. After confirmation only you should start treatment. This can be given online as well. Steroids are not necessary as per your query.
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Do look out for breathing difficulty. Do not overstress.
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