Hi everyone, I'm a 21 years old mechanical engineering student and I have myasthenia gravis. I was diagnosed with MG last june and obviously, it has changed my life. It just makes it a little bit harder but not impossible.
I'm currently in the sixth semester out of nine and I'm considering about getting a specialization in a field related to healthcare sciences, I've wanted this even before I developed MG. At first I wanted to specialize in biomechanics but due to obvious reasons I'm re-evaluating that option.
What I wanted to ask you is about books. What books on neurology do you recommend? Or even, what books on general medicine do you recommend me to then go further with neurology or neurosciences?
I understand the concepts and definitions but, just like engineering, medicine has it's own universe. And for my purposes, I would like to eventually investigate and study MG, what specialization you think would fit there?
Regards.
I'm currently in the sixth semester out of nine and I'm considering about getting a specialization in a field related to healthcare sciences, I've wanted this even before I developed MG. At first I wanted to specialize in biomechanics but due to obvious reasons I'm re-evaluating that option.
What I wanted to ask you is about books. What books on neurology do you recommend? Or even, what books on general medicine do you recommend me to then go further with neurology or neurosciences?
I understand the concepts and definitions but, just like engineering, medicine has it's own universe. And for my purposes, I would like to eventually investigate and study MG, what specialization you think would fit there?
Regards.
