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The muscle weakness of MG increases with continued activity and improves after periods of rest. The muscles affected by MG vary greatly from one patient to the next. Weakness may be limited to the muscles controlling eye movement and the eyelids. This is the mildest form of the illness and is called ocular MG. In the severest form, MG involves many of the voluntary muscles of the body including those needed for breathing.
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