A 56-year-old female patient with generalised weakness and double vision is referred to the clinic
A 56-year-old female patient with generalised weakness and double vision is referred to the clinic. The weakness has progressed over the past six months, and she cannot recall a trigger. Her husband has also noticed that she seems to have slightly droopy eyes and has occasionally had slurred speech. She otherwise has no past or current medical issues. She smokes ten cigarettes a day and is a moderate drinker.
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