Is muscular dystrophy, myotonic disorder/dystrophy and muscular system disfunction all the same thing?

It can only help to engage in a rigorous weight training program. I say go for it. Here is a sight that can get you started: ...

muscular dystrophy is a gruop of muscle diseases marked by weakness and wasting of selected muscles...main casuse is inheritence,lordosis,prolonged contraction of muscle after voluntry effort,........

Exercise is encouraged but it does not affect the clinical course of muscular dystrophy either positively or negatively.

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DMD occurs in 1 in 3500 (0.02 percent) of all males. It is primarily seen in boys, and occurs in all ethnic groups. Females are carriers but rarely if ever show the disease. ...

To answer the question you need a better understanding of the disease. You are right, Dechenne Muscular Dystrophy is sex linked, however it's X-linked recessive. This means only the X chromo...

There are over 100 different forms of muscular dystrophy and all are genetic in nature. That means the condition is inherited. For more information, go to: www.mdausa.org/

It is named after a French neurologist Guillaume Benjamin Amand Duchenne (1806-1875), who first described the disease in the 1860s. You can read more here ...