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What is Myopathy? Myopathies are diseases that affect skeletal muscles, making a person feel weak. Other possible symptoms are muscle pain, cramps, and stiffness. Myopathies can be caused by genetic defects, metabolic disorders, inflammation, medications, as well as a wide range of diseases. Who Gets Myopathy? Anyone can get a myopathy. Some develop at an early age, while other types develop later in life. How is Myopathy Diagnosed? After learning the patient's history, a physician may perform blood tests, an EMG, or a muscle biopsy. Results from these tests may further guide other testing. How is Myopathy Treated? Treatment depends on the type of myopathy. Please refer to the specific disease. |
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