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Is It Common To Be A Bit Short Of Breath While Trying To Sleep?
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My doctor recommended using my CPAP when I am taking a nap, or resting from fatigue.
Based on what I read it is not uncommon for MG patients to have sleep apnea. I would suggest having a sleep study. I was diagnosed with sleep apnea before MG. For me I have a CPAP machine and it helps tremendously.
I've had shortness of breath just sitting back in a recliner. A lot of the time it makes no ordinary sense, but gMG rarely does. I now keep a nebulizer handy in case I can't easily get it under control.
Shortness of breath while trying to sleep can be a symptom of myasthenia gravis. It's important to monitor this closely, as it may indicate worsening symptoms or the onset of a myasthenic crisis. If you experience increased difficulty breathing, it's crucial to contact your doctor or care team immediately.
This AI-generated response comes from MGteam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.
Thanks Jerrie. I think I'm in the same boat. I've been taking my Mestinon later in the evening. Seems to help.
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