Is pyridostigmine reversible? A detailed look at its pharmacology
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Approximately 600,000 Americans are estimated to have myasthenia gravis, for which pyridostigmine is a common treatment. So, **is pyridostigmine reversible**? The answer is yes, as its mechanism relies on the temporary inhibition of an enzyme called acetylcholinesterase. This temporary, or reversible, action is central to its therapeutic effects and overall safety profile.
