Doc for mysthenia gravis?
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An autoimmune disorder
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In it the antibodies produced in the body starts attacking its own cells as they recognize them as foreign particles. Specifically, the antibodies starts attacking the acetylcholine receptors present on sarcolemma so because of that the neurotransmitter, acetycholine could not bind with its receptor and so the initiation of nerve impulse conduction is hindered.
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Acetylcholine esterase (AChE) inhibitors are considered to be the basic treatment of myasthenia gravis (MG). Edrophonium is primarily used as a diagnostic tool owing to its short half-life. Pyridostigmine is used for long-term maintenance. High doses of corticosteroids commonly are used to suppress autoimmunity.
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