Muscular Dystrophy is a devastating illness that we often associate with children. However, there are many different forms of this disease and can strike at any time during the course of one’s life. Muscular Dystrophy strikes at the muscles in an affective individual, degenerating them to the point where people are no longer in control of their every day movements. All of the muscles in the body can be affected with muscular dystrophy. Although there is no cure for this debilitating condition, physiotherapy to treat Muscular Dystrophy has proven effective to the point of allowing people to retain use of their deteriorating muscles for a longer period of time and allowing them to enjoy every day activities.
People with Muscular Dystrophy normally live an average life span. Muscular Dystrophy is not a fatal disease but is severely impairing. Those who develop Muscular Dystrophy as children are the ones who are the most severely affected. Because children’s bodies are still developing, Muscular Dystrophy, when contacted at an early age, can cause a more rapid progression of the deterioration of the muscles. Many children who are affected with Muscular Dystrophy...
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