Can thymus slippage lead to myasthenia gravis?

Myasthenia gravis is related to thymoma. Some patients with myasthenia gravis may be complicated with thymoma. After thymectomy, myasthenia gravis can be gradually relieved or the drugs for treating myasthenia gravis can be gradually reduced. Some myasthenia gravis patients without thymoma, such as ocular muscle type patients, can also get better therapeutic effect by removing normal thymus tissue. In clinical treatment of myasthenia gravis, chest CT examination should be done first to determine whether thymoma is combined with thymoma, and whether thymoma should be removed or normal thymus according to the condition.

Thymoma may cause myasthenia gravis. Because the biggest cause of myasthenia gravis is the problem of thymus in the body, in order to avoid this symptom, it must be treated in time. The treatment of thymoma needs cisplatin injection and cisplatin injection for timely treatment. In the treatment of thymoma, it is necessary to determine whether it is benign or malignant as soon as possible, and then treat it in time.

Thymoma is characterized by chest pain and chest tightness. Sometimes, there will be a long uninterrupted cough. Patients will find something similar to chest shadow during examination, such as chest X-ray or chest X-ray. At this time, they may find that they have thymoma. As for myasthenia gravis, its symptoms may have adverse effects on patients' face, tongue, masticatory muscles, throat and other muscles, so that patients can not completely close their eyes, and some furrows such as forehead wrinkles and nose and lips become very flat. Moreover, when he laughs, the muscles in his mouth are hard to chew and his tongue can't move freely.

Generally speaking, myasthenia gravis is a chronic disease, and there are many cases of myasthenia gravis caused by thymoma. The number of acetylcholine receptors in postsynaptic membrane of neuromuscular junction in patients with myasthenia gravis decreased accordingly. There are anti-AChR antibodies at the receptor site, and the complex of IgG and C3 is deposited on the postsynaptic membrane. Thymus is the main place to produce AChR antibody, so the occurrence of this disease is generally closely related to thymus. Therefore, thymoma is closely related to myasthenia gravis.