In pregnancy For women who are pregnant and already have MG, in a third of cases, they have been known to experience an exacerbation of their symptoms, and in those cases, it usually occurs in the first trimester of pregnancy. Signs and symptoms in pregnant mothers tend to improve during the second and third trimesters. Complete remission can occur in some mothers. Immunosuppressive therapy should be maintained throughout pregnancy, as this reduces the chance of neonatal muscle weakness, and controls the mother's myasthenia.
In pregnancy For women who are pregnant and already have MG in a third of cases they have been known to experience an exacerbation of their symptoms and in those cases it usually occurs in the first trimester of pregnancy Signs and symptoms in pregnant mothers tend to improve during the second and third trimesters Complete remission can occur in some mothers Immunosuppressive therapy should be maintained throughout pregnancy as this reduces the chance of neonatal muscle weakness and controls the mother's myasthenia