What is the cause of myasthenia gravis?

In the eyes of most people, myasthenia gravis is a relatively common disease. After suffering from myasthenia gravis, patients should pay attention to the causes of the disease, which mainly include the environment or decreased immunity. Excessive fatigue and immune system disorder may also lead to myasthenia gravis. In addition, it also includes the cause of group harmony disease.

Environmental factors are one of the causes of myasthenia gravis

Clinically, it has been found that certain environmental factors such as environmental pollution cause a decrease in immunity; excessive fatigue causes immune dysfunction; viral infection or the use of drugs such as aminoglycoside antibiotics or d-penicillinamine induce certain gene defects.

Causes of myasthenia gravis include genetic factors

In recent years, many studies on autoimmune diseases have found that they are not only related to major histocompatibility antigen complex genes but also to incompatible antigen complex genes, such as T cell receptors, immunoglobulins, cytokines, apoptosis and other genes.

What are the causes of myasthenia gravis?

Myasthenia gravis patients have abnormal immune system, which is the main cause of myasthenia gravis

Clinical studies have found that many immune indicators in patients with this disease are abnormal. After treatment, the clinical symptoms disappear but the abnormal immune indicators do not change. This may be an important factor in the instability of the disease and its easy recurrence.

Deficiency syndrome is different from general deficiency syndrome. It has the dual meanings of weakness and damage. Weakness focuses on function, while damage focuses on body shape. Therefore, weakness and damage is a summary of various chronic diseases that develop to the point where both body shape and function are severely damaged. Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune receptor disease, which clinically presents with both functional disorders and substantial damage. It has a long course and is prone to relapse, and is characterized by deficiency syndrome.