Muscular atrophy

(Muscle wasting, Muscle withering, Muscle degeneration, Muscle degeneracy, Muscle shrinkage, Muscle shrinking, Muscle wasting away, Muscle wasting syndrome, Muscle weakness, Muscle wasting disease, Muscle wasting disorder)

Muscular atrophy is a condition in which muscles become weaker and thinner over time due to lack of use. It can be caused by a variety of conditions, including spinal cord injuries, stroke, muscular dystrophy, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. Symptoms of muscular atrophy include weakness and wasting of the muscles, decreased muscle mass, reduced muscle strength, and difficulty performing activities that require strength or agility. In severe cases, the muscles may become so weak that they are unable to support the body's weight. As the condition progresses, the muscles may become flaccid, and the skin may become thin and shiny.

6 diseases may cause the symptom muscular atrophy

Age: At null Years Old

Equally Common in Men and Women

Diseases, which may be a consequence of the symptom muscular atrophy

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Main Symptoms Muscular atrophy