Does muscle atrophy affect life? What are the dangers of muscle atrophy?

Muscular dystrophy has the following hazards: first, respiratory weakness and respiratory function decline. People who have respiratory decline usually wake up in the morning with a headache, a heavy head, and purple fingernails and lips. Second, the digestive system is weakened, and if the water intake is insufficient, it is easy to cause constipation, and if there is long-term constipation, abdominal distention, vomiting, and loss of appetite, it will worsen nutrition.

Thirdly, heart failure, muscle atrophy causes changes in the muscles of the heart, resulting in a gradual decrease in the amount of blood in the patient's various organs of the body, which causes heart failure.

Muscle wasting can manifest itself in the following ways:

1. Muscle thinning: the muscle volume becomes smaller, the patient's limbs become thinner, the muscles are not full enough, and the visible atrophy can be seen to be obviously small, or there are pits;

2. Muscle atrophy is often accompanied by muscle weakness, which is the most important cause of the loss of quality of life and motor function of patients. Muscle weakness can vary depending on the part of the body involved, but in the case of lower extremity weakness, the patient may have difficulty walking and walking unsteadily. Patients with mild disease may show fatigue and weakness only when going upstairs or walking long distances.

Patients with upper extremity involvement can cause weakness when lifting or lifting objects. If the muscles of the hand are weak, it can be manifested by not being accurate in performing fine movements, or not being able to complete them. If muscle atrophy affects the throat, the patient may present with slurred speech, dysarthria, dysphagia, and choking on drinking water, which will affect the ability to eat.

In addition, if the masticatory or facial muscles are affected, the patient may present with weakness in chewing or drooling at the corners of the mouth, as well as the inability to close the eyes.

For some patients with severe muscle atrophy, there may be muscle atrophy throughout the body, which will seriously affect the patient's quality of life and mobility, and even cause the patient to stay in bed for a long time, and at the same time complicate various complications, which may eventually lead to the death of the patient.

The harm caused by muscle atrophy includes acute gastric dilation, acute gastric dilation is not eating too much, the patient will feel nauseated, and vomiting some will feel better, when the acute gastric dilation, the patient must stop food intake, and should go to the hospital immediately, muscle atrophy is also easy to induce bedsores, bedsores are the protruding parts of the bones ** or the subcutaneous tissue is compressed, and the state of tissue necrosis caused by blood circulation is often seen in the shoulder blades, ankles, elbows and other prominent parts, Patients with muscle wasting are also susceptible to infections, including rhinitis, pharyngitis, tracheitis, or some complications. The greatest harm of muscle atrophy is the decline of respiratory function.

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Muscle atrophy can harm the patient's respiratory organs and affect respiratory function. Since the human body also needs the movement of respiratory muscles for respiration, if the respiratory muscle atrophy function is reduced, the breathing intensity will not be enough to maintain normal respiratory function. As muscle atrophy progresses, breathlessness becomes more and more severe.

Muscle atrophy can also harm the patient's digestive organs, such as the stomach, esophagus, intestines, etc. The first step of the digestive system's chewing function also requires the involvement of muscles, and under the influence of muscle atrophy, chewing becomes difficult, which makes it difficult for food to pass through the esophagus, so that patients often choke. At the same time, muscle atrophy can also cause the stomach to expand, so that the stomach and intestines are not contractile, and the peristaltic function is weakened, which promotes digestive problems.

Muscle atrophy can also harm the heart and lungs, and the strong beating of the heart depends on the health of the heart muscle. If the heart muscle is also affected by progressive atrophy, the heart beat will be weakened, which will affect lung function, leading to a series of heart weakness symptoms such as palpitations, palpitations, chest pain, and cardiothoracic congestion.

Muscle atrophy can also easily cause bedsores in patients, because the muscles of the joints or part of the stressed parts begin to atrophy, and the usual pressure points are all pressed on the bones and blood vessels, which will make the blood not circulate well, resulting in bedsores.

The causes of muscle atrophy vary widely, and different causes cause different symptoms of muscle atrophy, but its consequences are all equally serious. If you suffer from muscle atrophy, you must go to a regular hospital for examination and **, do not blindly escape, the harm of muscle atrophy mentioned above is believed that everyone is unwilling to see, if you want to get rid of the pain, you must actively seek medical attention.

If muscle atrophy is severe, it will lead to limited movement, that is, your muscles are an important part of our daily activities, and if our muscles are atrophied, they will not be able to support our normal sitting, lying and walking.

Caused by acute dilation, the patient will feel stomach bloating and nausea, and it is easy to induce bedsores, rhinitis, pharyngitis, tracheitis, which of the following symptoms do you have?

The harm of muscle contracture is that muscle contracture will cause the fascial muscle degenerative contracture in the corresponding position to cause limited joint movement, dysfunction, and in severe cases, joint deformity, or even complete loss of function, and pain around the joint. Causes of muscle contracture include repeated intramuscular injections of drugs, congenital muscle contractures, central nervous system lesions can also cause muscle contractures, long-term muscle compression ischemia, trauma, infection, etc. The cause of muscle contracture needs to be identified and the corresponding primary disease should be corresponded.

Conservative**, including physiotherapy hot compresses, acupuncture massage, etc., and at the same time need to cooperate with professional ** training. Medications** Drugs that nourish the nerves can be applied. In addition, some patients may require surgery**.

Muscle atrophy has a great harm to the body, once it appears, it is difficult to be **, and it will cause great harm to the body's digestive function and respiratory function, and due to myocardial atrophy, it will also produce cardiopulmonary function decline. Over time, the patient will become emaciated and can develop pressure sores if they don't pay attention to their pants.