Muscular atrophy

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Muscular atrophy

Asked for Female, 28 Years

I think i have muscular atrophy. I get balancing difficulties. I also have trouble remembering things. What can be the causes of it ? Does untreated depression or anxiety cause muscular atrophy as i am also suffering from it.

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Dr. Gautam Arora Neurologist 20 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Gautam Arora

Neurologist 20 yrs exp Delhi

Severe depression can cause mobility issues and fatigue. Which in turn lead to deconditioning. Muscle atrophy is likely caused by myopathy or nerve damage to the muscles.

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