Weakness and muscular atrophy
Weakness and muscular dystrophy is a lack of muscle mass of the human being, and partial or total impairment of the whole muscle, and can diagnose the disease once the patient feels temporary disabilities such as restriction of movement, and adherence to bed upon admission to the hospital, and generally weaken the muscles of the body when the infection Muscles, because the ability to exert strength and effort is closely related to muscle mass. For more information about the disease, see this article.
Causes of muscle weakness and atrophy
- Fracture muscle fibers themselves: This type of disease affects young people and people in their first stages of life. It increases as the person progresses, begins with voluntary muscles and then moves to the involuntary muscles. It is difficult for the person to climb the ladder or sit down. Of the esophagus and breathing.
- nervous disease: Muscle weakness and atrophy are caused by nerves that feed the muscles, causing muscle dysfunction due to nerve bone fractures, antibodies or germs that cause inflammation of the nerves, an increase in toxic metabolic substances that the body can not get rid of, or Infection of the central nervous system, or the presence of malignant tumors in the body secretes toxic substances and harmful to the human nerves.
- Muscle inflammation: Some infections affect the human muscles and cause them weakness, indigestion and corrosion, and these infections are caused by the presence of antimicrobials against the muscles or germs and foreign bodies in the body.
- Drugs and Undigested Materials: Some types of drugs and hormones cause weakness and atrophy of the muscle mass in the body, and can become infected when the body contains accumulations of undigested substances, and the lack of certain enzymes for metabolic processes and molecular molecules.
Diagnosis of muscular weakness and atrophy
Treatment and diagnosis of the disease of weakness and atrophy of the muscles depends largely on the cause of the disease. In general, the diagnosis is by taking a sample of the infected muscles that are not exposed to natural blows and ligations due to its location or diseased nerves. After the sample, certain types of pigments are added to examine the proportion of enzymes in the muscles And some of the doctors need accurate electronic microscopes to enlarge the minute parts of the cell, and once the cause of the disease is identified, the doctor recommends appropriate treatment.