Unpredictable: It is not easy to forecast outcomes in myasthenia gravis, but a prior thymectomy is in your favor, and a relatively benign course supports future stability. Although odds are against a myasthenic crisis, there is no guarantee, but you certainly can shorten odds by taking appropriate medication, and working closely with your neurologist.
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