Myasthenia Gravis can cause muscle weakness, tiredness, swallowing difficulty, drooping eyelids, and breathing problems because the immune system affects communication between nerves and muscles. Steroids are commonly used to control symptoms, but long-term use may sometimes lead to side effects such as weight gain, diabetes, high blood pressure, bone weakness, infections, and worsening strain on the heart or kidneys. If steroid side effects become significant, doctors may consider adjusting the dose or using other treatments such as steroid-sparing immunosuppressive medicines, IVIG therapy, plasmapheresis, or newer biologic medicines, depending on her condition and organ function. Regular monitoring of kidney function, heart health, blood pressure, blood sugar, and bone strength is important during treatment. Physiotherapy, adequate protein intake, proper sleep, and energy-conservation techniques may also help improve daily functioning and reduce fatigue. Some people use Ayurvedic supportive care for stress reduction, digestion, or general wellness, but herbal medicines should be used cautiously because certain preparations may affect the kidneys, liver, or interact with ongoing medicines. Do not stop steroids suddenly without doctor supervision because this may worsen myasthenia symptoms.