What symptom does leg muscle atrophy have?

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Clinically, leg muscle atrophy is mainly attributed to the sudden decline of muscle and nerve motor function caused by lack of exercise, muscle and nerve injury caused by long-term rest, malnutrition, poisoning or severe anemia. What symptom does leg muscle atrophy have? Let's talk about it

What symptom does leg muscle atrophy have?

Myogenic atrophy. This kind of muscle atrophy is not generally distributed according to nerve, usually symmetrical atrophy of proximal pelvic belt and scapular belt, and a few patients are distal type. At the onset of the disease, patients will be accompanied by muscle weakness, no muscle fiber vibration and sensory disorders. In addition, LDH and serum creatine phosphokinase were increased in varying degrees.

Neurogenic muscular atrophy. This kind of muscle atrophy is mainly caused by the pathological changes and damage of lower motor neurons. When the current horn cells and brainstem motor nucleus are damaged, muscle atrophy will be segmental distribution, usually in the distal limb is more common, generally not accompanied by sensory disorders, may appear muscle fibrillation, and muscle strength and tendon reflex degree has a great relationship with the degree of damage.

Ischemic muscle atrophy is usually caused by a variety of arteritis, thrombosis and other causes of muscle ischemia and aseptic necrosis. Central muscular atrophy is usually accompanied by pathological reflexes or hyperreflexes. The disuse atrophy is related to the long-term immobility of muscles, and most of them are reversible. This is also a symptom of leg muscle atrophy.

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Lie flat on the bed, inhale deeply, bend your knees, put your waist on the bed, exhale, and arch your body with the strength of your hips and thighs. After stabilization, slowly raise the front sole and use the back heel as the focus. It's also to lift the good foot slowly after maintaining the good movement.