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Rhabdomyolysis - Long-Term Recovery & Chronic Pain
Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: 10 hours ago | Replies (22)Comment receiving replies
Hi all,
Thanks for chiming in with your experience. It sounds like my rhabdo experience is different from yours. I know the ins and outs of what rhabdo is, and it can be caused by numerous things. I appreciate you responding!
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@alizawerner
I just came across this post after looking for something and wanted to reply so you or others maybe could benefit from our experience. My husband had similar symptoms as yours. After a year, a PT suggested it might be a rare condition called Diabetic Amyotrophy. My husband wasn’t diagnosed a diabetic but we went to a neurologist and he was certain that’s what it was. Most doctors, even the endocrinologist, had never heard of the disorder. It’s debilitating. It takes 1-2 years and lots of meds to get through. My husband is walking and driving again though.