Physical activity and its effects in myasthenia gravis: a patient-reported study on habits and impact.

Although a mild correlation was identified between a diminished myasthenia-specific quality of life (as indicated by a higher MG-QoL15 score) and a reduced walking distance ( p = 0.231) and lower physical activity (MET*) ( p = 0.096), it did not reach statistical significance ( see Fig. 2 ).

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While higher step counts and physical activity levels showed a trend toward better MG-specific quality of life, this association did not reach statistical significance, despite individual responses clearly affirming perceived improvements in mood and quality of life through physical activity.

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