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For a person with Myasthenia Gravis, weight training may be tolerated but theoretically would lead to faster muscle fatigue and exhaustion. One should also bear in mind the possibility of having a myasthenic crisis during exercise since this would constitute a high level of stress that can trigger a crisis. I suggest that one should consult his or her neurologist first before thinking of such activities, and also make sure that the disease is pharmacologically controlled before engaging in such programs.
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